world.ptah.log
The world's history book. Accumulated narrative traced back to its sources. Rhetoric made attributable and permanent.
Details · record, key tid
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | tid |
| Authority | ptah.world |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key tidProperties
canonicalStatus
stringThe canonical standing of this log
knownValues: world.ptah.defs#canonicalStatusOfficial | world.ptah.defs#canonicalStatusCommunity | world.ptah.defs#canonicalStatusApocryphal
characters
arrayReferences to characters mentioned or involved in this log
content
stringThe narrative content of the log
maxLength: 102400maxGraphemes: 10000
coverImage
blobCover image for this log entry
maxSize: 1000000accept: image/png, image/jpeg, image/webp
Timestamp when this log was created
The permanent identity of the log entry's creator
humanAuthored
booleanDeclaration by the author that this work was written by a human, not generated by AI
locationReference
string · at-uriReference to the primary location of this log's narrative
logType
stringThe type of log entry
knownValues: history | chronicle | essay | chapter | article | entry
media
arrayMedia attachments for this log entry
sourceReferences
arrayReferences to actions, events, or other logs that this log derives from
summary
stringA brief summary of the log content
maxLength: 2560maxGraphemes: 256
The title of this log entry
maxLength: 640maxGraphemes: 64
Reference to the world this log belongs to
#mediaItem
objectA media attachment on a log entry
Properties
alt
stringAlt text for accessibility
maxLength: 1000
maxSize: 50000000accept: image/png, image/jpeg, image/webp, audio/mpeg, audio/wav, video/mp4
caption
stringCaption for the media
maxLength: 500
duration
integerDuration in seconds for audio/video
mimeType
stringThe MIME type of the media
maxLength: 128
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world.ptah.temp.lore
recordA 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.