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world.ptah
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world.ptah.action
record
The heartbeat of a world. Something happened. Attributed to a character, timestamped, permanent.
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world.ptah.cadence
record
Temporal orchestration for content delivery. Controls when and how works surface — release schedules, gated access, sequential unlocks, ritualized drops. The world's clock.
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world.ptah.character
record
A person, creature, or entity inside a world. Characters take actions, participate in events, and accumulate history.
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world.ptah.collection
record
Bundles multiple works together. An album, anthology, season, or any curated set of related works.
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world.ptah.defs
defs
Not recognized as canon but preserved in the record
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world.ptah.event
record
Where competition becomes history. A structured occurrence with participants, stakes, results, and witnesses.
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world.ptah.flax
record
Signaling record indicating an account participates in the Ptah Protocol. One per account, fixed key 'self'. Named for the twisted flax glyph (𓉔), the H in Ptah — the attribution chain thread.
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world.ptah.location
record
A place inside a world. Where things happen. Locations nest infinitely — a room inside a building inside a city inside a territory.
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world.ptah.log
record
The world's history book. Accumulated narrative traced back to its sources. Rhetoric made attributable and permanent.
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world.ptah.origin
record
The attribution and permission layer. Tracks who contributed what and under what terms.
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world.ptah.temp.action
record
An action record in The Ptah Protocol. The heartbeat of the protocol — every time someone acts inside a world, they create one of these. It is what makes the world alive rather than static.
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world.ptah.temp.character
record
A character record in The Ptah Protocol. A person, creature, or entity that exists inside a specific world. The character is not the user — the character is the world's inhabitant.
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world.ptah.temp.contribution
record
A contribution record in The Ptah Protocol. The permission and attribution layer — governs how someone who did not create a world adds something to it, and ensures that addition is attributed, traceable, and governed by whatever rules the world originator set.
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world.ptah.temp.declaration
record
A signaling record indicating that an account is participating in The Ptah Protocol. One per account, fixed record key. The AppView uses this record to discover and enumerate participating accounts across the network.
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world.ptah.temp.defs
defs
Shared definitions for The Ptah Protocol — reusable types referenced across record schemas.
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world.ptah.temp.event
record
An event record in The Ptah Protocol. Where competition becomes history. A tournament, battle, gathering, or any occasion where people compete or convene inside a world.
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world.ptah.temp.location
record
A location record in The Ptah Protocol. A place inside a world — what gives events and actions an address. Without it, things happen in the world but they happen nowhere specific. With it, history accumulates in places and places develop gravity over time.
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world.ptah.temp.lore
record
A lore record in The Ptah Protocol. The world's history book — the accumulated narrative of what has happened. This is what separates the protocol from a game or a social feed. Games have scores. Social feeds have posts. A world has history.
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world.ptah.temp.role
record
A role record in The Ptah Protocol. The template that sits between the World and the Character. A shared identity that multiple Character instances can embody. Hamlet is a Role — each performance of Hamlet is a Character instance.
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world.ptah.temp.world
record
A world record in The Ptah Protocol. The foundational record — everything else references it. A world must exist before characters, events, or lore can exist inside it.
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world.ptah.template
record
A shared identity template that multiple characters can embody. The type, not the instance. Defines what something fundamentally is before any specific character performs it.
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world.ptah.trace
record
Tracks lineage between works. The paper trail from one work to another — cover, remix, adaptation, translation, sample, and more.
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world.ptah.usage
record
Terms and permissions for a work. What's allowed, where, for how long, and under what conditions.
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world.ptah.version
record
Edit history within a work. Tracks the evolution from draft to published to revised — every version, every change.
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world.ptah.world
record
The foundational record. Everything else references it. A world must exist before characters, events, or logs can exist inside it.
world.treeline
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world.treeline.activity.like
record
An athlete reaction or kudos endorsement on a Treeline activity.
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world.treeline.activity.record
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A sports activity or outdoor adventure record logged on Treeline.
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world.treeline.actor.preferences
record
Athlete display units, default sports, and privacy preferences for Treeline.
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world.treeline.actor.profile
record
Athlete profile, outdoor bio, display preferences, and unit configurations for Treeline.
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world.treeline.condition.report
record
Crowdsourced trail condition or hazard report with temporal decay.
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world.treeline.defs
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A coordinate tuple [longitude, latitude, elevation?] encoded as decimal strings (the ATProto data model has no floats).
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world.treeline.gear.item
record
An outdoor sports equipment item and mileage/maintenance tracker.
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world.treeline.graph.block
record
An athlete's block of another athlete. Treeline hides each party's activities, locations and interactions from the other in both directions. Blocks are public records.
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world.treeline.route.record
record
A curated trail guide, course, or route record published on Treeline.
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world.treeline.route.review
record
An athlete's rating and review of a route. Field-compatible with app.attrails.review (subject, rating, text, completedAt, images, langs, labels, createdAt), plus an optional link to the athlete's own activity on the route and the gear they used. AppViews treat the most recent review per (author, subject) as canonical: to change a review, write a new one; older ones stay in the repo as history.
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world.treeline.segment.record
record
A competitive trail timing segment with defined start/finish gates.
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world.treeline.waypoint.record
record
A backcountry point of interest, water source, campsite, summit, or hazard.