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# JSON export — the receipt as data `git receipts export` runs the same pipeline as the audit and emits the reconciled result as JSON: per-commit statement, claim ledger, residue, commands with their failure classes, MCP calls, intents, token estimates, provenance, exceptions, blast radii, identity roll-up. **Every number matches the console and the HTML** — three renderings of one receipt. This is the artifact to hand over: commit it beside the code, diff two runs against each other, feed it to another program, or give it to a model to interpret. It is far smaller than the raw session log it distills. ## Run it Requires the `git-receipts` binary (0.1.1+) — `/gitreceipts:recap` owns the install and upgrade offers if it's missing or old. ```bash F="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/gitreceipts-receipt.json" git receipts export > "$F" && echo "$F" ``` **Write it to a file and give the path — never paste the JSON into the conversation.** A real receipt is megabytes; it belongs in a file the user downloads or opens, not in context. Scopes are the same as everywhere: `--commit <hash>`, `--project` (a `{project, repos: […]}` wrapper), `--latest`, `--this-session <marker>`, `--full-history`. Shape flags: `--compact` (single line, for piping), `--full` (the whole transcript plus every command's output — the maximal export). ## What to tell them - The schema is versioned (`schema_version`) and **additive-only within 0.x** — new fields may appear, existing ones never change meaning. The ful