This resonates with an adjacent problem I’ve been exploring: durable project provenance rather than live-session portability. I’m building PromptSourceCode for Codex Desktop; it preserves the human requests, corrections, and attachments as readable local history alongside the project: https://github.com/ironwood-lang/prompt-source-code. It deliberately doesn’t try to translate or resume sessions across agents. Does Skillsync expose stable session and turn identifiers that an external audit history could reference after translation?

can you explain what you mean by turn identifiers? It does allow you to audit the sessions and build your own systems on top after translation