Tessa Kriesel
Content and artifacts show who changed them
Every publish, status change, restore and delete is now on the record — who did it, whether it was a person or an agent, and when.
Activity
Content
Artifacts
Publishing a post used to leave nothing behind about who published it, or what they used to do it. Content and artifact pages now have an Activity section.
- Each line says what happened, who did it, whether it was a person, an agent or Quiver itself, whether it came from the app or over MCP, and when.
- A write from an agent is marked as one, and names the person the agent is signed in as when it knows them.
- Beyond content and artifacts, the record covers new context versions, accepted and dismissed proposals, competitor changes, provider key changes, and API tokens granted and revoked.
- Entries describe, they never copy. A line records what happened and to which item, never the text of a post, a prompt or a context value.
- The record starts now — nothing from before it is reconstructed — and entries are kept for a year.