Write hackathon README/SUBMISSION docs and build PII-redacted trace dataset export for TutorDesk AI
Session from tutordesk-agent-traces on Hugging Face by naazimsnh02 · MIT · condensed by Coders Talk
Create README.md and SUBMISSION.md for the TutorDesk AI hackathon submission modeled on a completed reference project, then build a pipeline to redact PII/secrets from Claude Code session logs and export them as a public HF trace dataset.
- +0Prompt · +0Check our completed project's README.md and SUBMISSION.md and create similar ones for the current project, sharing what's done and what's pending.
- +0mAgent did · +0mRead reference README/SUBMISSION files and scanned the current project's app.py and file structure to assess progress.
- +1mFail · +1mWrite to README.md failed because the file hadn't been read first via the tool.
- +1mAgent did · +1mRead the existing README, then wrote full README.md and SUBMISSION.md matching the reference format, documenting completed phases 0-6 and pending phase 7 (demo, deploy, submission).
- +22mPrompt · +22mCheck all Claude Code sessions for this project, build a trace dataset per HF's agent-traces docs, remove all PII so it can be shared, and tell me the push commands and when to run export_traces.py.
- +22mAgent did · +22mFetched HF agent-traces docs, located local Claude Code session JSONL files, inspected schema, and scanned for PII/secrets — found a real HF token and Modal token needing redaction.
- +24mAgent did · +24mWrote data/redact_sessions.py to collect and redact session files, updated export_traces.py to handle both build sessions and runtime traces, and updated .gitignore, README.md and SUBMISSION.md to reflect the new trace dataset setup.
- +26mFail · +26mDry-run of redact_sessions.py failed with an encoding error when invoked via `py -3`.
- +26mAgent did · +26mFixed multiple string/encoding bugs in redact_sessions.py through several edits until the script ran cleanly.
- +26mOutcome · +26mDry-run succeeded: redact_sessions.py found 7 Claude Code session files ready for PII redaction and export as an HF trace dataset.
Next time I'd ask upfront for both the submission docs and the trace-dataset/PII redaction work together, since they turned out to be closely related. The fix that actually mattered was reading files before writing to them and switching to UTF-8 encoding for the PowerShell/py invocations — those two mistakes ate most of the wasted turns. Ending with a working dry-run that found all 7 session files was the right checkpoint before doing any real redaction or upload.