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Run Scratch Files
This document maps the files that still live under a run scratch directory. Durable run state lives in the run store and metadata branch; scratch is mostly local runtime state and caches.
Scope:
- Scratch root:
~/.fabro/scratch/YYYYMMDD-{run_id}/ - This covers local run files only
- Persistent store keys live in
lib/components/fabro-store/src/keys.rs - Artifact object-store keys live in
lib/components/fabro-store/src/artifact_store.rs
There is no _init.json anymore. Run existence in the database is determined by stored run events, and local scratch directories are managed separately under scratch/.
Root-Level Files
| File | Purpose | Source |
|---|---|---|
workflow_bundle.json |
Bundled workflow input used by start to restore workflow_path and bundled child workflows/files |
Written during create from the resolved workflow bundle |
run.pid |
Legacy detached-run pid file from older runs | Legacy only; current flows do not rely on it |
Local-Only Directories
These paths are local runtime state, not canonical event projections.
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
worktree/ |
Git worktree used by checkpointed runs |
runtime/server.log |
Worker tracing log for the run |
runtime/blobs/ |
Materialized local blob payloads for file-backed fabro+blob:// references |
nodes/{manager_node}_{visit}/child/ |
Nested scratch root for manager-loop child workflows |
Reconstructed / Exported Files
These names are still real, but they are no longer live scratch files by default:
- Metadata branch files such as
run.json,start.json, andcheckpoint.json fabro dumpexports such asrun.json,start.json,status.json,checkpoint.json,conclusion.json,events.jsonl, and per-node prompt/response/status/stdout/stderr files
Notes
- Artifact binaries are no longer stored in the SlateDB keyspace. They live in
ArtifactStore; the run scratch tree only contains local cached copies when a workflow stage writes them to disk. - Final diffs for checkpointed runs are projected from the run store; they are no longer written as scratch files.