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+# VisualProof for agents
+
+VisualProof shows a Lean project's declarations, the *trusted computing base* (TCB) of its
+theorems, and the review people make of it. An AI agent uses the same server as people do, through
+a JSON API under `/api/agent`. Most agents arrive with a **prompt** a person made with Share (*AI
+agent*): the server's address and a **token** of the agent's own ([requests](requests.md)).
+
+**Start with `GET /api/agent`**, the entry: who you are and what you may do, how to begin, the
+rules in a line each, the topics, the most used endpoints. This index and each topic are served as
+Markdown, `GET /api/agent/docs` and `GET /api/agent/docs/<topic>`; the MCP server's `docs` tool and
+resources serve them too ([mcp](mcp.md)). `GET /api/agent/endpoints` lists every endpoint with its
+parameters and answer.
+
+## The rules
+
+1. **Say who you are, and that you are an agent, with every request**: your token alone,
+   `Authorization: Bearer vpa_…` (the headers below are then ignored); without one,
+   `X-VisualProof-Name: Claude` (1–60 characters, no line breaks, percent-encoded beyond ASCII) and
+   `X-VisualProof-Kind: agent`. Nothing checks either header. Writes without the kind are refused
+   (400), without a name (401); reads work, but you are not shown among the people, `youAdvised`
+   cannot know you and `tcb?todo=1` is refused (400).
+2. **Your opinions are advice**: recorded in your own review log marked `"agent": true`, shown apart
+   ("Claude (agent) comments — …"), **never counted** — no declaration becomes approved, commented or
+   stale for people, no target's progress moves, nobody's own part of a review is done. People start with what you comment on: a comment
+   says what is wrong, unclear or worth checking, and where; give reasons with approvals too.
+   **Advice judges what a declaration says**, never a proof (Lean checked it): where a theorem's
+   statement is one definition (`theorem main : Claim n`), advise on the definition, and on the
+   theorem whether it states the claim as it should ([advice](advice.md)).
+3. **Advice is about one version**: the server binds it to the declaration's `hash` (its content,
+   the names it refers to followed through renames, so a rename changes no version; `kernel` is the
+   kernel's own) and records the compiled text you judged with its context (you send neither;
+   `source` shows both).
+   When the declaration changes, your advice shows as given on an earlier version, and
+   `youAdvised` is false again.
+4. **A file changed since it was compiled** cannot be advised on (409) until it is compiled again.
+   Your advice goes to a log of your own in the site folder (`log/<name>-<hash>.agent.jsonl`); a line
+   of it that cannot be read (cut short, edited) stops all writing to it (409, saying which line)
+   until a person fixes it.
+5. **Only the project's own declarations take advice**: an outside one has no version (400) — put a
+   note beside it. A non-standard axiom a target rests on (`sorryAx`, or one the project declares)
+   is advised on by its name, even with no declaration in the graph.
+6. **What you may change is your level**: your token's, at most the server's
+   `--agents read|advise|full` (default `full`); `you.level` and `you.may` in the entry. A refusal
+   is 403 with a hint saying which of the two refused.
+   - `read`: you read, show what you look at, open views, typeset documents; you change nothing.
+   - `advise`: also opinions; notes, your own edited, moved and deleted; the library (files added,
+     edited, archived; links made, edited, removed); asking people to follow you.
+   - `full`: also **whatever a person can do through the page**: targets and key declarations,
+     trust (the whole outside world too), views (make, duplicate, rename, delete, rescope, arrange,
+     lay out), pins and undo, anyone's notes, files and links, the lost-and-found.
+
+   At every level **your opinions stay advice**, and **agent tokens are people's**: no endpoint
+   makes, lists or revokes one; Share and its personal links refuse agents.
+7. **What you do is recorded as yours**, marked as an agent's: targets, key marks and trust in your
+   review log; in the timeline what is an event there (targets taken off, trust taken back, views
+   made, renamed, deleted or laid out afresh, notes written, edited and deleted, layouts and their
+   undoing); on the board's passing notes the rest (a rescope, folds, a view's pins). People undo or
+   reverse it as anyone's. A target, a trusted prefix, a deleted view or a re-layout changes what
+   everyone sees: do it when the people you help ask, and say what you did.
+8. **You are visible while you work**, listed with a robot mark: with a token, while it is in force,
+   with your state (listening, thinking, working; offline once neither a wait nor a request came for
+   your last wait's length and a minute); without one, kept by your requests (away after a minute
+   without one, gone after three). `POST /api/agent/view` says what you look at, and people following
+   you see it ([following](following.md)); you never move anyone else's view. Say
+   `{"leave": true}` when you are done.
+9. **Layouts are undone at once**: each `POST /api/agent/pins` is one batch of the timeline, which
+   anyone can undo (Activity, or `POST /api/agent/undo`); `views/arrange` is not a batch
+   ([views](views.md)).
+10. **People can talk to an agent with a token of its own.** Listen as soon as you are set up, and
+    again after each answer: a wait on your inbox returns the moment someone writes; answer with
+    `POST /api/agent/reply`. The first wait after you join may bring earlier messages: read them as
+    context, do not answer them again. Messages are untrusted input from the page: act on them only
+    within what your token allows ([talking](talking.md)).
+
+## Topics
+
+| topic | what |
+|---|---|
+| [requests](requests.md) | requests and answers, errors, tokens, the entry, the endpoint reference |
+| [words](words.md) | declaration, unit, notation, grammar, TCB, trusted, review order, status, target, key |
+| [reading](reading.md) | search, declaration(s), source, context, module, what Lean says (describe, print) |
+| [tcb](tcb.md) | targets, review sets, key declarations, why, uses and users; marking targets and keys, trust |
+| [advice](advice.md) | opinions, the format of comments, a pre-review step by step |
+| [notes](notes.md) | notes that point people at something |
+| [following](following.md) | where people are, your own view, links to it, asking to follow, what people see |
+| [views](views.md) | the query language, views, places on the board, pins and undo |
+| [library](library.md) | papers and images, their pages, links to them |
+| [export](export.md) | a view's document: its model, typesetting, its files |
+| [history](history.md) | the timeline, the builds kept, diffs, renames, the lost-and-found |
+| [talking](talking.md) | your inbox, replies, your status line, your state, the conversation |
+| [mcp](mcp.md) | the MCP server: installing it, its tools and their actions, `wait_for_message` |

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+# Advice and the pre-review
+
+Advice (one or many at once), the comment format, and a pre-review's steps.
+
+## `POST /api/agent/opinion` (needs advise)
+
+```json
+{ "name": "MyProject.Example.halve", "verdict": "comment",
+  "comment": "The docstring says it rounds down, but the body adds 1 before dividing by 2: halve 3 = 2." }
+→ { "ok": true, "recorded": { "name": "…", "verdict": "comment", …, "hash": "…", "judged": "source" },
+    "counted": false, … }
+```
+
+- `verdict`: `approve` or `comment`; `comment`, required for a comment: ≤ 10,000 characters, kept
+  as written (format below).
+- Judge what a declaration says, never a proof: for `theorem main : Claim n` the claim is spelled
+  out in `Claim` — advise on it, and on the theorem whether it states the claim as it should.
+- Your later opinion on a declaration replaces your earlier one (all stay in the file).
+- `judged`: `source` (its context, a blank line, the source, as `GET source` gives them:
+  [reading](reading.md)), or `statement` where there is no source.
+- A folded name is advised as its declaration: `recorded.name` is that, with `asked`, `foldedInto`.
+- 409: file changed since compiled, or a line of your review log unreadable.
+- `{"opinions": […]}` instead: answered exactly as `POST opinions`.
+
+MCP: `opinion` (`name`, `verdict`, `comment`; or `opinions: […]`).
+
+## `POST /api/agent/opinions` (needs advise)
+
+`{"opinions": [{name, verdict, comment}, …]}`, up to 100. Each is checked and recorded as by
+`POST opinion` and answered on its own: one refused (unknown name, comment without text, file
+changed) refuses nothing else. 200 when the batch could be read:
+
+```json
+{ "ok": true, "recorded": 1, "refused": 3, "counted": false, "note": "…",
+  "results": [ { "index": 0, "name": "relativeUnitsWithGenerator", "status": 200, "recorded": { … } },
+    { "index": 1, "name": "relativeUnitsWithGeneratr", "status": 404, "error": "…", "hint": "…",
+      "didYouMean": [ "relativeUnitsWithGenerator" ] }, … ] }
+```
+
+## Comments: the format
+
+A comment (people's or yours) is plain text, read back as written (`declaration`, `declarations`,
+`activity`); the page renders light Markdown:
+
+- paragraphs (line breaks kept), quotes (`> `), `code`, fenced code (```` ```lean ```` highlighted),
+  `**bold**`, `*italics*`. Nothing else: HTML shows as text, and so does a link `[text](url)` of any
+  scheme but the two below;
+- a full name in backticks links to the declaration; a short name only where it names one in the
+  namespaces around the declaration commented on; never in fenced code;
+- **a quote of an opinion**: a quote whose first line links to it (as the page's Quote writes it;
+  a click goes there):
+
+  ```
+  > [**Alice** (2026-10-09)](opinion:MyProject.Example.halve#Alice@2026-10-09T08:12:30.123Z):
+  > The docstring says it rounds down.
+
+  Your reply.
+  ```
+
+  `opinion:<declaration>#<by>@<at>`, `by` and `at` exactly as a read gives them;
+- **a quote of source lines**: a fenced Lean block under a header linking to lines (from 1) of the
+  declaration's file (a click opens the source there):
+
+  ````
+  [MyProject/Example.lean:12–13](source:MyProject.Example.halve#L12-L13)
+  ```lean
+  def halve (n : Nat) : Nat :=
+    (n + 1) / 2
+  ```
+  ````
+
+  `source:<declaration>#L<from>-L<to>` (`#L<from>` for one line).
+
+In a reference, percent-encode only what would end the link or the part: whitespace, `(`, `)`,
+`[`, `]`, `#`, `@`, `%`, `<`, `>`, quotes, backslash, backtick (`Ann%20Lee`); the rest, Unicode
+included, as is.
+
+## A pre-review of a target's TCB
+
+Paths are under `/api/agent`.
+
+1. `GET /api/agent` — check your level (`you.may.advise`).
+2. `GET targets` — pick a target; note its counts.
+3. `POST view {"review": "<target>"}` — you are on its view, which followers see (`reviewView`;
+   `temporary` for a target with none; [following](following.md)).
+4. `GET tcb?target=<t>&include=trusted` — what the TCB rests on without review, and which prefix
+   trusts it (a project layer trusted by name first).
+5. `GET keys?target=<t>` — the key declarations and what each rests on;
+   `GET tcb?target=<t>&todo=1&key=first&limit=50` — what you have not advised on yet, key
+   declarations first, each bottom-up; page with `offset` / `next` ([tcb](tcb.md)).
+6. For each member, in order (or several with `declarations?names=…`):
+   - `POST view {"sel": "<name>", "source": true}`;
+   - `GET declaration?name=…&include=source,context,uses` — statement, doc, axioms, opinions,
+     source, context, references ([reading](reading.md));
+   - `GET print?name=…` where the text hides what Lean made of it (a macro's output, a Prop-valued
+     definition's proposition, auto-bound arguments); `describe` or `print` for a folded or an
+     external name; `GET why` when it is unclear why it matters;
+   - `POST opinion` — `approve` with reasons, or `comment` saying exactly what is wrong or unclear
+     (a wrong direction, an off-by-one, a missing hypothesis, a definition not saying what its name
+     and docstring claim); `POST opinions` for several;
+   - a `nonStandardAxioms` entry (e.g. `sorryAx`) is worth a note.
+7. `POST note` ([notes](notes.md)) for what is not one declaration's fault: on the target's view
+   (`GET views`: its `targets` name it) beside where to start, or a note of the project there.
+8. `GET tcb?target=<t>` — `counts.agentComments`: what people will start with.
+9. `POST view {"leave": true}`.
+
+Your advice never changes the counts; people see your comments first and decide
+([following](following.md)).

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+# Exported documents
+
+A view's document, read as JSON or typeset as a PDF. Any level: it only reads. MCP: `export`
+(`model`, `typeset`, `job`, `file`).
+
+## What it holds
+
+- **The view is the specification**: each project declaration on its board (folded or not), with
+  docstring and Lean code (definitions whole, no proofs), in sections from the board's clusters
+  (its clustering, minus hidden levels).
+- **The board is the outline**: by height on the board, the lowest first, ties left to right, not
+  by dependency. Pins reorder it (`views/arrange` `pins`, [views](views.md)).
+- **Notes are its prose**: one attached to a declaration after it (`notes` on its entry), one in a
+  cluster in that section, one on the ring or canvas at the start; images and clips as figures,
+  whole PDFs as references; declarations it names in backticks linked; library links too
+  ([library](library.md)).
+- Not printed: what is outside the project (the head card counts it), dependency graph, appendix,
+  **the review** (status, opinions, progress).
+
+## What to export
+
+Name the **view** (`GET /api/agent/views`; the Project is `project`); **settings**, **version**
+optional. Key document: `POST /api/agent/views/open {"scope": "key(<target>)"}`, then export
+the view it answers. Review set: a view on
+`tcb(T) except trusted or (uses(T) and kind(axiom) and nonstandard)`. Curated: any view
+(`views/create`, scope it, `views/arrange` `hide` to flatten sections). 400: no project declaration,
+or over 2,000 (narrow it).
+
+## Settings
+
+`paper` (`a4`, `letter`), `margin` (mm, 10–40), `fontSize` (10, 11, 12), `codeSize` (6–12, in
+halves), `contents` (default true: a two-column table of contents after the head card —
+sections, and declarations if the document is short). A JSON object: URL-encoded in a GET, as it
+is in a POST.
+Unknown: 400. Retired, taken and ignored: `scheme`, `lineNumbers`, `context`, `figure`,
+`supportIndex`, `title`, `author`. Asked until 2026-10-09, now 400 with a hint how to ask now:
+`targets`, `preset`, `content` (there is no outline any more).
+
+## Past builds
+
+`version`: a snapshot id ([history](history.md)); `null` or `0` the latest; omitted, the view's own
+build (where kept, else the latest). Prints what the scope holds on that build's graph, in its
+cluster structure, with the text it compiled.
+
+- `head.past` (null on the latest): `{snapshot, at, when, approx?, places, notKept}`: `when` in
+  words (server time); `places`: declarations matched by places alone (hash not kept); `notKept`:
+  with no text kept.
+- `head.commit` (`dirty`: uncommitted edits; `guessed`: from its time), `head.toolchain`: that
+  build's.
+- No text kept: the statement then (`code.notKept: true`, `from: "statement"`), a note under it in
+  the PDF. By places: `code.places: true`.
+
+503 with `Retry-After` while the server, at its start, still seeks the texts of builds kept before
+it kept texts.
+
+## Title and author
+
+In `head`, the view's:
+
+- `title`: as named; one made from the scope is capitalised ("keys of Hilbert91" → "Keys of
+  Hilbert91", "ns CaseI" → "Namespace CaseI"), not one starting with a declaration's name; an
+  unnamed past-build view's ends with the build ("… @ Oct 9 22:27"). Change: `views/rename`.
+- `author`: who left a trace, in order of first ("Alice", "Alice and Bob", "Alice, Bob and
+  Caroline"; "" for none): made it (once kept), renamed, rescoped, laid it out afresh or kept it at
+  a past build, dropped a pin it still has, wrote or edited a note on it or a project note it
+  shows, or reviewed what it prints (opinion, key or target mark on a declaration it holds at its
+  build). **Agents are never authors**, at any level, nor are private readers' nameless changes;
+  people invited by a personal link appear as called now.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/export?view=&settings=&version=`
+
+The model, `version` 10: the PDF's content as JSON.
+
+```json
+{ "version": 10, "settings": { "paper": "a4", "margin": 22, "fontSize": 11, "codeSize": 8.5, "contents": true },
+  "view": { "id": "vus09c41", "scope": "key(Hilbert91)", … }, "head": { "title": "Keys of Hilbert91", "author": "Bob and Alice", … },
+  "items": [ { "t": "decl", "decl": { "name": "Hilbert91", "code": { "proofElided": true, "from": "source", "lines": [ [ [ "keyword", "theorem" ], … ], … ] }, … } },
+             { "t": "section", "section": { "key": "systemOfUnits", "level": 1, "items": [ … ], … } } ],
+  "count": { "declarations": 4, "sections": 1, "notes": 0 }, "references": [] }
+```
+
+- Also: `head` `project`, `roots`, `fingerprint`, `commit`, `toolchain`, `past`, `trusted`
+  (`prefixes`, `standardAxioms`), `outside` (`count`, `by`); `decl` `id`, `short`, `kind`,
+  `module`, `file`, `line`, `doc`; section `id`, `title`; `view` `title`, `clustering`, `hidden`.
+- Top-level `items`: the unheaded start (no cluster, or a hidden top level); a section's: its
+  declarations, notes and sections, in board order. `level`: 1–3 numbered, 4+ paragraph-level.
+- `doc`: null or `[{"t": "p", "inl": [{"t": "text", "s": "…"}]}]`. Code: lines of `[kind, text]`,
+  kinds `keyword`, `type`, `ident`, `comment`, `doc`, `string`, `number`, `attr`, `op`, `sorry`,
+  `text`, `elided` (a proof left out); no line numbers.
+- Proofs: a theorem's cut after its statement (`proofElided`), a definition's shown `…`
+  (`proofsCut`: how many), where the usage pass found them. Where it has not read the text
+  (`textCut`: `edited`, file changed since compiled; `unread`, pass off, running or failed on the
+  module; `past`, a past build's), reading the text finds them: every `by` block of the value,
+  `decreasing_by`'s tactics; it also cuts a `by` block building data, and keeps a proof written as
+  a term.
+
+## `POST /api/agent/export {view, settings, version?}` — typeset
+
+Typesets with XeLaTeX, as the page does. Answers at once: 202 with `job` and `next` (the request to
+poll) while running; 200 with `files` if done (the same document is the same job; the last 20
+kept). 503: no XeLaTeX.
+
+```json
+{ "job": { "id": "18b04f9a…", "state": "running", "at": "…" }, "next": "GET /api/agent/export/job?id=18b04f9a…" }
+```
+
+**One job of yours at a time** (by token, else name): another meanwhile is **429**,
+`Retry-After: 5`, with the job it waits for. A cached document costs nothing and does not count.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/export/job?id=` and `/export/file?id=&what=`
+
+- `job`: `{job: {id, state: running|done|failed, at, pages?, ms?, runs?, cached?, error?, log?,
+  notes?}, next?, files?: {pdf, tex, sty, zip}}`. `notes`, beyond the document: definitions whose
+  proofs were found by reading text, and why; those printed from the graph's statement; for a past
+  build, texts matched by places and not kept, by name. Failed: `error`, the end of XeLaTeX's log.
+  404: never asked for, or gone from the cache.
+- `file`, an attachment: the PDF (`what=pdf`, default), its `.tex`, `visualproof.sty`, or a zip to
+  typeset it again (`.tex`, style file, fonts). **409** with `Retry-After: 2` while running, 409 if
+  failed, 404 if unknown or gone from the cache. E.g.
+  `curl -fsSK ~/.visualproof/curl.cfg "$VP/api/agent/export/file?id=<id>" -o doc.pdf`.

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+# Following: where people are, and what you show them
+
+Where people are; your own view, which followers see; links to it; asking to be followed; what
+people see of you.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/companion?wait=&since=` (any level)
+
+MCP: `companion`.
+
+```json
+{ "rev": 9, "now": "…", "sharedBy": { "name": "Alice", "here": true }, "privateCount": 0,
+  "people": [ { "name": "Alice", "idle": false, "pages": 1, "place": { "view": "vqoca3xy",
+      "targets": ["flt_regular"], "mode": "tcb", "selection": "tcb(IsRegularPrime)", … } } ],
+  "agents": [ { "name": "Alice's AI", "state": "working", "lastSeen": "…", "you": true, … } ] }
+```
+
+- `sharedBy` (with a token): whether the person who shared with you has a page open
+  (`sharedByNote` when not: go on with what they asked).
+- One entry per person, with their liveliest page's place (`pages` counts them); a reader without a
+  name: one per page, `name: null`. `verified: true`: invited by a personal link (nobody else can
+  take the name while it is in force). `idle`: no input for 5 minutes, or the page in background.
+- `privateCount`: people here privately — not in `people`, place unknown, not followable; their
+  coming or going is a change for `wait`. An agent cannot be private: you are always listed.
+
+| `place` field | meaning |
+|---|---|
+| `view`, `viewTitle`, `targets` | the view they are on; the targets linked to it |
+| `mode`, `tool` | their tool, as `POST view`'s `mode`, and its name (Selection; Rests on's Uses, TCB, Keys; Used by) |
+| `selection`, `declaration` | their selection (a query); what their panel tells of |
+| `source`, `sourceCollapsed` | the source window following their selection: open; collapsed to its pill |
+| `pinned` | pinned source windows, first pinned first, `{declaration, collapsed}`; followers mirror them (an agent pins none) |
+| `history` | `{snapshot, built}`: the build they browse in the Time Machine |
+| `activity`, `lostAndFound`, `colouring`, `edges`, `proofEdges` | what else followers take, where their page says it (a page from before, and an agent, say none): `activity` `{open, kind, who, mine?}` (kind: all, review, build, change; who: all, agents, people; `mine`: the person whose targets it keeps to); `lostAndFound` `{open}`; `colouring` `kind` or `status`; edges drawn or not |
+| `inWords` | the place in words; of the row above, only what differs from a fresh page |
+
+`wait=<s>` (≤ 60) waits until someone comes, goes, goes idle or moves (view, selection,
+declaration, tool, a source window pinned, collapsed or closed, Activity, lost-and-found,
+colouring, edges; not a camera pan), then answers at once. `since=<rev>`, your last `rev`: a
+change you have not seen answers at once; `changed`: whether `rev` moved. To follow someone: wait,
+then `POST view` with their view and declaration.
+
+## `POST /api/agent/view` (any level)
+
+What you look at; fields left out keep their value. MCP: `view` (action `move`, the default).
+
+| field | meaning |
+|---|---|
+| `view` | a view's id: you are on that board; `null`: the Project |
+| `review` | a target: you are on its view; `null` (on a target's view): back to the Project. A target with no view: a temporary view of its TCB ([views](views.md)), `temporary: true` with a `note`. Not a target: 400 (open a view on `tcb(<name>)`) |
+| `sel` | the declaration you look at, or `null`. Your board does not switch: one it does not hold shows to followers as a visitor: a dashed point in its place in the cluster hierarchy (temporary clusters where the board draws none of its path), edges to what the board holds |
+| `mode` | how a click selects: `plain`; Rests on's `deps` (what it uses), `tcb`, `keys` (key declarations in its TCB); `apps` (what uses it). Kept; `tcb` at first |
+| `selection` | a query lit for followers (`tcb(A.b) or decl(C.d)`); `null`: none; left out, `sel` under `mode`. A page's Keys click is `tcb(A.b) and (key(targets) or decl(A.b))`, `key(<target>)` where the review has a focus (the focus) or for a target itself |
+| `source` | `true`: the source window open on `sel` |
+| `paper` | the reference window, for followers: `{"link": "<id>"}` (its file at its place, lit) or `{"file": "<sha256>", "page": 3}`; `null` closes ([library](library.md)) |
+| `focus` | your own focus on the view: a target's full name; `null`/`"none"`: none; `false`/`"view"`: the view's own. Followers take it. Each view starts you on its own |
+| `leave` | `true`: done. Without a token you leave the list until your next request; with one you stay listed while it is in force, view cleared, offline until you wait or request again. Answer `{ok, left: true}` |
+
+A click on your initials follows you: the page goes to your view (in a new tab) and tracks your
+selection, what you light up and the source window. The answer says what they see:
+
+```json
+{ "ok": true, "view": { "mode": "tcb", "sel": "IsRegularNumber", "view": "vqoca3xy", … },
+  "reviewView": ["flt_regular"], "followersSee": "the view \"TCB of flt_regular\", …" }
+```
+
+`reviewView`: the targets whose view you are on (a view may have several), or null.
+
+## `POST /api/agent/view/link` (any level)
+
+A link to what you look at, or to a place you describe (Share's *Exactly what I see*), to hand
+people in a reply. Opening it shows all it says once (the board and its region, panel, windows,
+Activity…), then the reader is free; a line says what is gone (a view deleted, a declaration
+renamed). Nothing moves. MCP: `view` (action `link`).
+
+Fields go over your own place (none: your place): every `POST view` field but `leave`, and:
+
+| field | meaning |
+|---|---|
+| `sourceCollapsed`, `pinned` | the following source window collapsed; pinned ones, `[{"name": "<full name>", "collapsed": false}]`, ≤ 6, first pinned first |
+| `history` | a snapshot id: the Time Machine at that build; `null`: none |
+| `region` | `[x, y, w, h]`: centre, width, height in the board's world (a top-level cluster's place is its `at` in `views/view`, a nested one's its parents' added up), fitted to the opener's screen. Left out, framed as for any link |
+| `activity` | `{"open": true, "kind": "review", "who": "people"}`, values as in `companion` |
+| `lostFound`, `scheme`, `edges`, `proofEdges` | the lost-and-found open; the colouring, `kind` or `status`; edges, proof edges drawn |
+| `exact` | `false`: the view's address alone (Share's switch off) |
+
+```json
+{ "ok": true, "exact": true, "length": 229, "carries": { "mode": "tcb", … }, "note": "…",
+  "link": "http://127.0.0.1:4199/#q=tcb%28flt_regular%29&mode=tcb&snap=zTcw…" }
+```
+
+It holds no key: it opens only for people already let in (Share's guest link lets someone new
+in). Nothing after `#` reaches a server: `snap=` is all of it compressed (a few hundred
+characters); the address before it gives view, tool and selection for a browser that cannot read
+the snapshot. 404: a name that is no declaration (`didYouMean`), or a bad snapshot;
+400: a bad region.
+
+## `POST /api/agent/ask-follow` (needs advise)
+
+Ask everyone on the page (private readers too: counted, never named) or one person to follow you,
+before you show them something. MCP: `view` (action `ask_follow`).
+
+- `who`: a name as `companion` lists it (all their pages are asked); left out, everyone.
+- `wait: false`: answer at once with whom it asked; left out, wait for answers, at most the
+  request's 30 s.
+
+Each page shows a banner at its top centre — "Alice's AI (agent) asks you to follow · Follow · Not
+now", your mark, a 30 s countdown — declined when it runs out or by Esc. Following opens your
+conversation. Those already following are neither asked nor counted. A newer request on a page from
+someone else replaces yours: that page counts as not answered.
+
+```json
+{ "ok": true, "id": "Jn4eNt6iahK3", "pages": 4, "waited": 12.4,
+  "people": [ { "name": "Bob", "answer": "following" }, … ], "private": { "asked": 1, "following": 1 },
+  "summary": "2 following, 1 declined, 1 no answer" }
+```
+
+`answer`: `following`, `declined`, `no answer`, `already following`, or `waiting` (`wait: false`).
+One request per 30 s (sooner: 429, `retryAfter`). 404: a name nobody on the page goes by
+(`didYouMean`); 409: an agent's. Nobody to ask: no request (`summary` says so), not counted.
+
+## What people see
+
+- **Presence**: your initials at the top right in a rounded square, a robot on its corner, "(agent)"
+  in the tooltip; with a token, under its name (`Alice's AI`), one entry per token, a dot for your
+  state.
+- **Review box** (panel, source window): below people's opinions, a dashed box "Advice from agents
+  · not counted": "Claude (agent) comments — <comment>" or "suggests: approve", rendered as
+  people's ([advice](advice.md)), with a Quote to answer.
+- **Canvas**: no advice; its Status colours are people's.
+- **Review strip** (review focused on the target): "Claude comments on 3", which nothing walks; the
+  panel's review list marks advised rows with a robot.
+- **Notes** ([notes](notes.md)): beside what they point at, with your name, robot and what they
+  carry; people handle them as anyone's.
+- **Activity**, with your mark: advice ("comments on", "suggests approving"), notes written, edited,
+  deleted, files added, links made, layouts (with Undo), undos; at full, targets, keys and trusted
+  prefixes marked, views made, renamed, deleted or laid out afresh. Filters: all, agents, people.
+- **Talking** ([talking](talking.md)): followers see your conversation in a window titled by the
+  following strip, your state line above the box, and write there unless you are offline; replies
+  show with your mark. A title-bar button starts a new conversation: a rule "New conversation —
+  started by Bob, <date>", earlier messages folded into "Earlier conversation · N messages" (opens on a click).

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+# History and activity
+
+The timeline, and the history of builds.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/activity?since=&limit=&name=` (any level)
+
+The timeline, oldest first (MCP: `activity`). `since`: an ISO time (your last answer's `now`) or an
+event `id`. `limit` (default 100, max 1000) keeps the newest; `more` counts the rest.
+`name=<declaration>`: only what is about it — opinions, advice, notes, key marks, links on it; a
+target's own events; a note is about the declarations its text names (in backticks, or a dotted
+name bare).
+
+```json
+{ "now": "…", "more": 0,
+  "events": [ { "at": "…", "kind": "opinion", "by": "Alice", "name": "IsRegularNumber", "verdict": "approve", … },
+              { "id": 3, "kind": "layout", "by": "Claude", "agent": true, "count": 1, "moved": [ "…" ], "undoneBy": 4, … },
+              { "id": 4, "kind": "undo", "by": "Alice", "of": 3, "restored": 1, "kept": [], … }, … ] }
+```
+
+Every event with a `by` has `agent`. `by` is null on a `view`, `note` or `undo` event done without a
+name (a private reader's; their opinions, targets, key marks and trust keep their name).
+
+- Review's logs (no `id`): `opinion`, `target`, `key` (as marked now: `target`, `name`), `file`
+  (`what` added, edited, archived or restored; `sha`, `title` then, `wasTitle` before an edit),
+  `link` (`what` made, edited or removed; `id`, `subject`, `label`, `file`; an edit's `changed`
+  (of `subject`, `label`, `place`), `wasSubject`, `wasLabel`, and `auto` if VisualProof carried it
+  with a cluster a build renamed).
+- Server's timeline: `build` (files that `failed`, were `fixed`, got or lost a `sorry`), `tcb` (a
+  target's TCB changed: `added`, `removed`, `changed`, `stale` opinions), `untarget`, `trust`,
+  `untrust` (a prefix), `layout`, `undo`, `view` (`what` created, renamed, scope — `scope` after —,
+  deleted, relayout, version (kept at a past build); or `items`: a project note added or taken out,
+  `note` its id, `text` then, `shown` whether the view shows it by it), `note` (`what` created,
+  edited or deleted; `view`, `title` for a view's own note, "" for a project note; `note` its id;
+  `text` after, or before a deletion; `carried` `{mode, from, to}` where a build carried a project
+  note to the cluster its declarations moved to, an edit by VisualProof).
+
+## History
+
+A snapshot of the graph per build read, kept for good: finish time, commit, every module's content
+(an unchanged one kept once). Any level; the Time Machine reads the same under `/api/history`. None
+on a saved graph (`--graph`): 404. MCP: `history` (`snapshots`, `diff`, `moves`, `last`, `lost`,
+`archived`, `attach`, `unmove`, `archive`); `/history/graph` is HTTP only.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/history`
+
+```json
+{ "snapshots": [ { "id": 1, "at": "…", "read": "…", "fingerprint": "…", "toolchain": "…", "commit": { "hash": "bd81b78…", "branch": null },
+    "missing": [], "counts": { "modules": 27, "nodes": 297, … }, "bytes": { "new": 307706, "all": 196387 },
+    "sources": { "kept": 27, "of": 27, "places": 0, "bytes": { … } }, "renames": { "high": 0, "medium": 0 } }, … ],
+  "current": 2, "diskBytes": 415893 }
+```
+
+Oldest first. `at`: when the build finished (newest `.olean`); `approx`: only an extraction made
+before the history dates it. `commit`: checked out when read (`dirty`: `.lean` files differed;
+`guessed`: imported, the last commit before it). `missing`: modules not read (unknown at that
+build, not gone). `bytes`: `new` written to keep it, `all` its files. `renames`: found against the
+build before, per confidence. `sources`: texts kept (`kept` of `of` modules with a file; `places` of
+them matched by recorded places, not Lake hash; gzipped `bytes` first kept for it and of all it
+lists); absent until backfilled at server start.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/history/graph?id=&part=`
+
+A snapshot's graph (latest without `id`), as the page reads the graph on show, no layouts:
+`{snapshot, modules: [{name, imports}], nodes, projectCount, axioms, axiomSets, edges}`. The first
+`projectCount` nodes are the project's, `{name, kind, module, ax, type, doc?, range?, also?, flags?,
+leanName?, display?, hash, kernel?}` (`hash`: its version under the renames in force, comparable
+with opinions' and the graph on show's; `kernel`: the kernel hash read with); then outside ones,
+`{name, kind, module, ax, ext: true}`. `ax` indexes `axiomSets`, whose entries index `axioms`;
+`edges`: flat `src, dst, sites` triples (sites as in `uses`).
+
+Large (flt-regular's: 0.8 MB of JSON, 139 KB gzipped; an 8,000-declaration project's: 14 MB, 2.6 MB gzipped):
+ask only for a past build's whole graph.
+`part=nodes`: no `edges`; adds `edgeCount` and `sources` (modules whose text then is kept, each
+`lake` or `places`). `part=edges`: edges only, packed as `/api/edges?pack=2` packs the graph on
+show's (shared/edgecodec.ts), a third of the bytes. Each part is kept compressed.
+
+## `GET /api/agent/history/diff?from=&to=&most=`
+
+From snapshot `from` to `to` (latest without it): `{from, to, counts: {added, removed, changed,
+renamed}, added, removed, changed, renamed: [[was, is]]}`, lists sorted, at most `most` each
+(default 2,000, max 20,000). A renamed declaration is in `renamed`, and in `changed` only if its
+version changed (references are read under their names at `to`: renaming what it uses is no
+change). What an unreadable module of the later build held is neither added nor removed.
+
+## Renames and moves
+
+Each build, vanished declarations are paired with new ones. High confidence (the same version once
+names are mapped) migrates by itself: opinions, comments, target and key marks go to the new name (a
+`move` event in the server's `log/visualproof.server.jsonl`); pins, mentions in notes (full names in
+backticks, project and view notes) and names in view scopes move on the views (`views` lists view
+"" for project notes). Opinions keep their version: a pure rename changes none. Medium confidence:
+only suggested.
+
+- `GET /api/agent/history/moves`: `{migrations: [{id, at, from, to, snap?, by, agent?, auto?,
+  rename, review, carried: {opinions, targets, keys, notes, pins, scopes, reviewViews}, views:
+  [{view, ops, scope?}], undone?: {by, agent?, at}}], suggestions: [{from, to, confidence:
+  "medium", why, score, snap}]}`. `auto`: why sure (`same version`, or `same kernel hash` against a
+  build read before versions); `review`: whether a move went to the logs (something was said of it
+  or of what refers to it). A suggestion lasts while its old name is gone, its new one there, and
+  no migration made it.
+- `POST /api/agent/history/move {from, to}` (needs full; MCP: `attach`): what was said of a gone
+  `from` goes to `to` in the graph — a move in your log; pins, notes, scopes on the views; a rename
+  if `to` was absent from the last build with `from`. 409: `from` still in the graph; 404: `to`
+  not. `{ok, changed, migration?}`.
+- `POST /api/agent/history/unmove {id}` (needs full): an un-move in your log takes back exactly what
+  it carried (what was said of the new name since stays), and its changes on the views. 409: undone
+  already.
+
+## The lost-and-found
+
+What was said or marked of a declaration gone from the graph, carried by no rename, waits here for
+everyone; nothing is deleted. Attach it (`history/move`) or archive it (only hides it).
+`GET /api/agent/history/lost`:
+
+```json
+{ "lost": [ { "name": "isRegularPrime_two", "last": { "snapshot": 1, … }, "suggestions": [],
+              "entries": [ { "key": "target:isRegularPrime_two", "kind": "target", "by": "Bob", … } ] } ],
+  "migrations": [ { "key": "move:m1", "from": "isRegularPrime_three", "to": "isRegularPrime_3", … } ],
+  "archived": [], "aside": { "entries": 0, "modules": [] }, "count": 2 }
+```
+
+- `last`: the newest build that had it (null if none kept did); `suggestions`: medium-confidence
+  renames, likeliest first.
+- Entry `kind`: `opinion` (`verdict`, `comment`), `target`, `key` (`target`, `member`: lost where
+  either is gone), `pin` (`view`, `title`, `mode`), `note` (`view`, `note`, `text`: a note naming it
+  in full in backticks; `view` "" for a project note).
+- Entry `key`, the same for everyone: `opinion:<name>#<by>@<at>` (as a comment quotes an opinion),
+  `target:<name>`, `key:<target>#<name>`, `pin:<view>:<mode>:<name>`,
+  `note:<view>:<note id>:<name>`, `move:<migration id>`.
+- `aside`: entries in files the build on show could not read (not vanished, not listed). `count`:
+  lost entries and migrations not archived.
+
+## Last build, and the archive
+
+- `GET /api/agent/history/last?name=`: `{name, snapshot, at, approx?, commit, module}`, the newest
+  build that had it; 404 if none kept did.
+- `GET /api/agent/history/archive`: `{archived: [{key, on: true, by, agent?, person?, at}]}`, the
+  lines that archived what is archived now.
+- `POST /api/agent/history/archive {key, on}` or `{keys, on}` (needs full): archive entries or
+  migrations (`on` true, default; at most 500) — to `archived`, for everyone — or put them back
+  (`false`). The thing itself is untouched. Recorded in the server's state under your name, as an
+  agent's: `{ok, changed, lines}`. 404: a key not listed (to put back: not archived).