space.ziran.checkpoint

An atile-style published snapshot of a document, written by any member into their own repo (rkey = the doc's rkey; putRecord replaces the author's previous checkpoint). Carries the tile manifest with every resource's src replaced by an atproto blob ref, so an invitee can instantiate the document without replaying history, then apply ops past the frontier. Checkpoints are rare: go-live, a size threshold, or an explicit publish.

Repository @lexicons.pds.ziran.space did:plc:axdexdy7p7yvuunn2mvuvy32 not from the namespace authority
Details · record, key tid
Kindrecord
Record keytid
Authorityziran.space
Indexed

Record

record · key tid

Properties

cid

string · cid

DRISL CID of the manifest, for end-to-end integrity verification.

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

doc

requiredstring · tid

rkey of the space.ziran.doc record this checkpoint snapshots.

frontier

requiredunknown

Map from member DID to the last repo rev whose ops this checkpoint incorporates.

tile

requiredunknown

The tile manifest, with each resource's src replaced by an atproto blob ref.

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  • A live document in a space, written by the document's creator: the partial manifest linking a Ziran tile to its online identity. Document discovery in a space is the union of these records across member repos. The record's author is the sole authority for the document's role assignments; roles are enforced by tiles, not by the protocol.

  • space.ziran.op

    record not from the namespace authority

    One tp-sync frame for a document, written by any member into their own repo. Ops are never deleted: a document is always rebuildable from an initial checkpoint plus the full op history. Per-author order is the repo's rev order; cross-author order is causal via parents, with deterministic (rev, author) tiebreak between concurrent siblings.

  • Posting-account-only checkpoint of the world's signed head observed before the mirror read its records. Never in the did:web facade or signed tree. No timestamp: its bytes depend only on what it names.