snapshot

To capture a point-in-time wallet experience record, you generate a MiDi Experience Record (MER) by assembling data state, visual capture, perception signals, and decision context into a single verifiable artifact. This provides a comprehensive snapshot for individual wallets or cohorts.

A wallet MER is a point-in-time MiDi Experience Record that consolidates data state, a visual snapshot, user perception signals, and decision context. It creates a self-contained, human-readable and machine-parsable artifact for auditing and storytelling.

Generate a wallet MER snapshot for a cohort by running the /snapshot command with a wallet alias and optional flags for cohort processing. The system handles data fetch, signal weighting, visual capture, and markdown MER generation.

Yes, you can compare wallet data state against a baseline using MER diff mode. The snapshot supports baseline comparisons, allowing you to identify differences in data state, perception signals, and decision context over time.

Snapshot generation operates in degraded modes when dependencies fail, ensuring MER creation continues even with missing inputs. This allows you to capture available data state and perception signals without blocking the entire process.

Export a machine-parsable wallet experience record when you need to enable downstream analytics, auditing, or storytelling. The MER provides a verifiable artifact with comprehensive metadata suitable for both human review and automated processing.