Reference

How the Activity log works

What the journal records, who each row names, its filters, the curation view and downloading it.

Activity log, in the header at the top right, is the journal of every change to your knowledge base, whoever made it, and every decision made about it:

• notes created, edited, deleted, restored or deleted for good, by you or an assistant;
• uploads and imports, one row each;
• proposals filed, and your approvals and rejections;
• flags raised and resolved;
• tags removed, merged or allowed back;
• connections added, renamed, promoted and disconnected;
• skill settings;
• and the run summaries curators record.

Each row names who did it: you, an assistant, or memex. Rows for a curator’s applied changes offer Show diff; a note’s history holds the text any edit replaced.

Filters: by action, by who, and by scope (All activity or Curation passes only), plus a search box. Nothing here is ever deleted. Searches and notes read are not recorded.

Curation switches to one row per curation pass; see How curation works. Request logs download saves the journal for a date range as Markdown or CSV.