{"session": "c35e7375-7ce3-4bc3-b1ae-7cdf73bd1488", "env": "main", "command": "journal message read 24032 2>&1 | sed -n '/^}$/,$p' | tail -n +3 | grep -v \"^>\" | head -6; journal helper say 230 \"Coco, for to-do 3978 the user adds (messages 24030 to 24032): the arriving line starts with a header such as [journal][message:123,reply:321] (the message's number, and the message it replies to when it is a reply), then carries everything journal message read gives today: the whole text, the files and pictures it links with their paths, the rows and reports it links, so no context is lost. Read how message read builds its output now and reuse that one funnel for the arriving line, never a second renderer. The line also says how to answer: open the turn with [!reply:<n>].\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "parts": ["journal message read 24032 2>&1 | sed -n '/^}$/,$p' | tail -n +3 | grep -v \"^>\" | head -6", "journal helper say 230 \"Coco, for to-do 3978 the user adds (messages 24030 to 24032): the arriving line starts with a header such as [journal][message:123,reply:321] (the message's number, and the message it replies to when it is a reply), then carries everything journal message read gives today: the whole text, the files and pictures it links with their paths, the rows and reports it links, so no context is lost. Read how message read builds its output now and reuse that one funnel for the arriving line, never a second renderer. The line also says how to answer: open the turn with [!reply:<n>].\" 2>&1 | tail -1"]}