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Sessions in throwaway workspaces are marked as scratch instead of each counting as a project of its own: a T3 Code
thread started without a project (…/t3/scratch/<date>-<title>-<hash>, named by its title) and a folder in a
temporary folder (/tmp, /var/tmp, macOS's /var/folders/…/T, $TMPDIR; Claude Code's scratchpads
there are just scratch). A git repository cloned into a temporary folder keeps its name.
overshare archive files them all in one _scratch folder, with scratch: true in the frontmatter. The next run
moves files already archived elsewhere into it.
Fixed
overshare archive gave sessions whose ids share a name before their UUID (a pi session started by a tool, such
as <name>-<uuid>) the same short id, so they overwrote one file. The short id now comes from the UUID wherever it
is in the id, and an id without one that is longer than eight characters is hashed. A file an older version wrote
for such sessions (named with the first eight characters, which they shared) is left as it is; delete it by hand.