# Humanish 0.84.0: share evidence while keeping readable originals

`humanish export --format bundle --redact-screenshots` creates a separate
workspace containing a redacted copy of a completed run. The original screenshots
remain readable for local adjudication. The copied run keeps the same ID,
participants, findings, task results, subject pins, settings and cost records.

```bash
humanish export --run RUN --format bundle --redact-screenshots --out shared-study
humanish verify --cwd shared-study --run RUN
humanish feedback draft --cwd shared-study --run RUN
humanish feedback issue --cwd shared-study --run RUN --repo OWNER/REPO
```

The exporter verifies frozen source bytes, transforms every PNG, rebuilds the
Observer and verifies the resulting workspace before publishing it. Its receipt
records copied, changed and omitted files. Unsupported image or binary formats,
unsafe paths, unfinished runs, changing source files and existing destinations
are refused. Operational journals do not give the derivative a resource lease
or create another study attempt.

The existing full-frame blur makes screenshots unsuitable for detailed visual
adjudication. Keep the original, and review text and findings before sharing.

Ordinary `verify` also checks declared actor and partial-trace screenshots and
feedback candidate evidence. Missing, unsafe or invalid referenced files fail.
Explicitly raw frames retain `local_only`, including partial traces and a raw
frame under a conflicting blurred declaration. Empty nonimage feedback files
remain valid when no other consumer requires content. Missing or unknown
per-frame redaction metadata keeps existing compatibility behavior; this is
not a pixel audit or certification of absent metadata.

Static Observer renders now display their actual verification grade. HTML
attachments retain screenshot playback and grid thumbnails; generic artifact
links retain their containment restrictions.

The [workflow receipt](../goals/computer-use-actor/receipts/redacted-evidence-workflow-2026-09-07.md)
records four real sessions, 67 unchanged original files and 31 transformed frames.
All four moved workspaces passed published 0.83.2 verification and feedback
commands with the originals unavailable. Browser inspection covered bundle and
HTML playback at desktop and mobile sizes. This was an operator rehearsal using
a known TodoMVC repair; external maintainer adoption remains unproven.