# Read a real Sidera output example

These excerpts come from real sessions processed by Sidera. Each preserves one complete confirmation block: the conclusion, topic labels and descriptions, recorded dates, supporting conversation and source references. Personal paths and source filenames are redacted as noted in each file. The text retains the original language and Japanese export headings.

## Resume completed work: fireworks stills

**Question:** “Where did the fireworks image-selection work stop, and what can I adjust next?”

Open the [fireworks output excerpt](fireworks.memory-excerpt.md). The topic `fireworks still image extraction` describes the task; tags such as `manual image review` and `selected image set` provide more specific search terms. Read its conclusion together with `対応する会話`, the supporting conversation.

An answer grounded in this excerpt would be:

> The session records 50 still images selected from seven videos, with an index CSV. Automated detection produced 103 candidates; visual review found 61 showing fireworks clearly, then narrowed those to 50. Five videos were portrait recordings, so orientation had to be normalized for review. The follow-up options left open were to straighten the tilted frames from the last video or to swap in alternative candidates.

The short conclusion supplies the outcome. The conversation supplies the selection method, the reason for visual review and the available follow-up work. An agent can recover these together without replaying the original work.

## Recover an earlier answer: YouTube images

**Question:** “What image-presentation options did we find for YouTube?”

Open the [YouTube output excerpt](youtube.memory-excerpt.md). Search for `youtube image presentation methods`, then read the conclusion and its supporting conversation. The record brings the original question, the options discussed and the cited official sources into one block. This is a historical conversation example dated July 3, 2026.

## What a full order adds

Each preview is one complete confirmation block from a larger development history, with personal paths and filenames replaced by placeholders; the `source` comments show the reference format with example filenames. A purchased order delivers `memory.md` with every block for your logs and `raw.tar.zst` with the original logs, so each source reference resolves to the exact bytes it cites.

For searching larger exports, interpreting label dates and verifying original evidence, see the [agent usage guide](../USAGE.md).