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to.atpota.garden.patch record A garden on atpota.to: a grid of plots anyone can plant a flower in. atpota.to's community patches live in its own repo, one per season; anyone can keep their own garden in theirs, by convention at record key "self". Flowers point at it with a strong ref. It is open from opensAt (or createdAt, without one) until closesAt, if it has one.
to.atpota.garden.sprout record A flower planted in a garden on atpota.to: atpota.to's community patches, or anyone's own garden. How many each account can have in a garden's open patches is up to the garden (its patch's planting): by default one, which stays where it was first planted. Flowers in patches that have closed stay, pressed.
to.atpota.garden.tend record Tending a flower in the flower patch on atpota.to, your own or a neighbour's. Tending while a flower grows makes a better bloom.
to.atpota.poe.memory record Poe's notes about one person, published in Poe's own repo so anyone, that person included, can read what Poe remembers. One record per person, keyed by their DID, rewritten whenever Poe saves or removes a note, and deleted when they ask to be forgotten.
to.atpota.poe.overlay record How you've set up Poe's stream overlay (atpota.to/overlay): which weather widgets show, where and how big, which side Poe sits on, and what it reacts to. One record per layout: "self" is the main one (atpota.to/overlay?streamer=<handle>), and any others are at their own record key, their id in the URL (&layout=<id>; lowercase letters, digits and dashes). The overlay reads it from your repo and follows changes live, so a stream's overlay changes as soon as you save.
to.atpota.poe.pets record How many times you've petted Poe, the potato on atpota.to's home page. One record per account, at the record key "self", rewritten as the count goes up.
to.atpota.poe.scene record One of the full-screen screens of Poe's stream overlay (atpota.to/overlay?scene=<record key>): a countdown before a stream, a be-right-back screen, an end screen, or a frame for sharing a screen with a camera. A streamer can keep as many as they like, one record each; the record key is the screen's id in its URL (lowercase letters, digits and dashes). The ones a streamer starts with are keyed by their kind: "starting", "brb", "ending", "screenshare", "loading" and "clock". The overlay reads it f

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