Inspect a workflow, mission, or immutable run capture from an interactive or unattended REPL session.
How do I open a workflow?
Open the workflow environment declared by a project:
ptc repl --project ptc-project.json
Evaluate one expression without opening a terminal:
ptc repl --project ptc-project.json -e '(dir)'
Inspect one mission with its own components, data, and direct provider closure:
ptc repl --project ptc-project.json --mission default
Mission sessions do not inherit workflow model access or other missions. They are useful for checking exactly what a generated program can see.
How do I query past runs?
Analyze public traces through the fixed, read-only profile:
ptc repl --project ptc-project.json \
--profile run-analysis-v1 \
-e '(analysis/runs {})'
Every form evaluates under evaluation_timeout_ms, whose effective default is
30,000 ms. A form stopped by that ceiling names it and its configured value.
Raise it in the manifest if a form needs longer:
{ "limits": { "evaluation_timeout_ms": 60000 } }How do I inspect private records?
Private inspection is a separate explicit mode because it can reveal prompts, responses, generated source, and tool payloads. Do not grant it merely to query ordinary activity.
Use the REPL reference for every session mode, selector, profile, preview limit, script form, JSON Lines contract, private-inspection requirement, and cleanup rule.