click.aligned.chat.message

When the turn happened.

atproto accounts this turn is about, as DIDs. Deliberately not strongRefs to their profile records: a person is not a version of their bio, and pinning one would make a turn about someone go stale the next time they change their avatar. A DID is the identity, and it is the identity that was being discussed.

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The model that produced an assistant turn, e.g. 'greenpt/minimax-m2.5'. Present on assistant turns so a reader never has to guess whether they are reading a person or a machine, and can tell which machine.

Records this turn is about, as strong references. Pointed at, never copied: a copy would survive the author deleting the original, and it should not. A strongRef pins the CID, so a reader gets the version that was actually discussed and can tell when it has since changed — which is what you want for a post, whose text is the thing.

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Who is speaking.

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The click.aligned.chat.session this turn belongs to. A plain at-uri, deliberately not a strongRef: the session may be retitled later, and a strongRef would pin a CID that then no longer exists.

The tools the agent called on this turn, in order. Published because the point of a conversation like this is usually *how* the answer was reached; a reply with the working removed is the least interesting part of it.

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What was said. The assistant's own words, so they are stored rather than referenced — there is nowhere else they exist. Runs of █ are redactions: spans the author covered rather than withhold the whole turn over, of a fixed width so the bar does not say how long the words were. The covered words were never published and are not recoverable from this record; a viewer that does nothing special shows the bars as text, which is the honest reading.

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This turn happened and its content was not published. Every turn of a published conversation gets a record, so one published in part has visible holes rather than invisible ones — an answer to a question that was held back would otherwise read as an answer to whatever came before it. A conversation nobody published has no records at all, withheld ones included: a record saying only that somebody spoke at a time is a hole in nothing. Stated rather than inferred from an empty `text`, so a reader never has to guess whether a turn was withheld or simply empty. Absent means published.

Whether the call errored. Published rather than hidden: a workflow that shows only the calls that worked is a misleading picture of working with an agent.

One line on what it was called for or what came back.

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Tool name as the agent called it, e.g. 'search-posts'.

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