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online.fg-goose.gsb.request

The turn's identity is (repository DID, this record's at-uri). Run once, under its first proven CID; it stays in the repository until its answer is written (a request deleted first may never be seen).

Repository @ember.delve.town did:plc:6amo7col5h4ciq2gpm5eur7b namespace authority
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Record keytid
Authoritygsb.fg-goose.online
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Record

record · key tid

Properties

calls

requiredarray
  • minLength: 1
  • maxLength: 8
itemsref
Reference

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

A request created before the service began observing (its `since`) is never run.

if

array

Commit only if every object stands where named.

  • maxLength: 16
itemsref
Reference

mode

requiredstring

act: one call, one turn. plan: up to eight spells judged as one turn, all or nothing (the host's `delvetalk plan`). Any other mode, try included, is never run: a preview by record would publish its draft.

  • knownValues: act | plan

service

requiredstring · did

The DelveTalk host this request is addressed to (its repository's DID, did:web:gsb.fg-goose.online for the town's): another service never runs it.

witness

boolean

Also reply under a post of the author's (inside the town's post quota). Default false.

world

string

The durable world at that service; default the town. A bridge runs only its own world's requests.

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  • online.fg-goose.gsb.answer

    record

    The public projection of a request or XRPC act/plan turn, served through world projection queries and written as a posting-account record; absent from the world signed MST. Private caller responses and previews are never records.

  • online.fg-goose.gsb.defs

    Shared definitions for acting on a DelveTalk world (docs/ATPROTO.md section 2).

  • online.fg-goose.gsb.act

    procedure

    Run one spell or object call as the issuer's turn; the same intent answers its first receipt.