The .eno format
A run is written to a single .eno file. It is a plain, documented file on your own disk — and it is the reason you can walk away from Cloud without losing anything.
What’s inside
One file holds the whole run:
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Cases and outputs — every input, and exactly what came back.
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Scores — per-case results and the aggregate.
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Provenance — the commit, model, and settings used for the run.
Reading a file
Nothing is locked away:
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omic show run.eno — inspect a run from the terminal
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omic diff a.eno b.eno — compare two runs directly
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omic export --json — convert to JSON for your own tooling
Why it matters
The format is the guarantee:
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Local by default — runs never leave your machine unless you connect Cloud.
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Documented — the spec is public; you can read a file without Omic.
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Portable — stop paying and your history is still yours.