world.ptah.temp.action
An entry in a ship's log. Something happened. Someone did it. The Opening of the Mouth ceremony — Ptah opens the mouth and the statue breathes, speaks, acts. The action record is the breath.
Details · record, key tid
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | tid |
| Authority | temp.ptah.world |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key tidProperties
actionType
stringWhat kind of action. Open-ended.
maxLength: 640maxGraphemes: 64knownValues: movement | speech | conflict | creation | witness
Who performed the action — the person behind the character.
characterReference
string · at-uriThe AT URI of the character performing the action. Not the person — the character.
content
stringWhat actually happened. The text of the action.
maxLength: 30720maxGraphemes: 3000
Timestamp of the action.
locationReference
string · at-uriThe AT URI of the location record where this action took place.
narrativeWeight
integerOptional importance scoring hook. Null by default. Populated by the AppView or by originator designation when needed. Does not change v1 behavior — all actions are structurally flat by default.
minimum: 0
targetReference
string · at-uriIf this action was directed at another character or object, the AT URI of the target.
visibility
stringThe narrative visibility tier of this action.
knownValues: canon | community | experimental
The AT URI of the world this action happened in.
Similar lexicons
semantic matchLexicons whose schemas describe something close to this one. Check them before publishing a new one that overlaps.
-
world.ptah.action
recordThe heartbeat of a world. Something happened. Attributed to a character, timestamped, permanent.
-
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.
-
world.ptah.temp.role
recordA 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.