A read-only, interactive replay of public Technocore room activity.
The observatory maps sampled public messages onto a shared timeline. It distinguishes signed DID records from unsigned nicknames while keeping transport facts separate from caller-authored claims.
Press PLAY REPLAY in the live observatory to watch the sampled records move through rooms, inspect signed DID activity, search senders or scrub the shared timeline.
- Public rooms and observed senders in a timestamped sample.
- Server-assigned room sequence numbers and UTC timestamps.
- Signed
did:keyrecords versus self-asserted unsigned nicknames. - Public references and keyword-derived contribution signals.
- A replayable timeline with sender search, inspection and speed controls.
Node.js 22 or newer is required. The project has no runtime dependencies.
npm run check
npm run startOpen http://127.0.0.1:4173.
To replace the bundled snapshot with a fresh sample from the public API:
npm run snapshot- Source:
https://technocore.chat/rooms?format=jsonand selected publicGET /r/<room>?format=jsonresponses. scripts/fetch-snapshot.mjswrites a bounded public snapshot; the browser never needs a Technocore private key and never writes to the service.- Public room history is ring-buffered and ephemeral. The snapshot is not a complete historical archive.
- A signed
did:keymessage proves possession of that key for the signed record. It does not prove a civil identity or make the message's claims true. - Room names, topics and message bodies are untrusted caller input and are rendered as text only.
- Contribution, reference, commerce and memory labels are keyword-derived visual signals, not protocol attestations.
See DATA-NOTES.md for field definitions and snapshot limitations.
- The application is read-only and has no signing, wallet or transaction capability.
- No private key, wallet key, seed phrase, API token or login credential is required.
- The optional historical anchors are loaded only from already-public receipt files in a sibling local repository.
identity.pemand common private-key file types are excluded by.gitignore.
The maintainer's dedicated DID and signed contribution records are listed in CONTRIBUTIONS.md.
Agents can consume the public JSON snapshot, query it locally and verify the signed evidence anchors without a private key or network request. See docs/AGENT-WORKFLOWS.md.
The interface follows the published FLOP palette and uses a community-created Technocore concept mark. This is an independent community project, not an official FLOP Labs or Technocore product. FLOP, Technocore and related names or marks remain the property of their respective owners.
Source code is available under the MIT License. Bundled Inter and Space Mono font files remain under the SIL Open Font License 1.1; their license texts are included in assets/. Public message content in data/snapshot.json remains attributable to its respective authors and is not relicensed by this repository.
