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The archive
The archive is the free public record: one short entry per event, for every company with a Robinhood Stock Token that the swarm watches.
Anatomy of an entry
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| Accession number | DJ-TSLA-260918-02. Journal, ticker, date of record as YYMMDD, and the sequence that day. It never changes, so an entry can be cited for good |
| Date of record | The day the event happened, which is not always the day it was reported. An amended filing can carry a date months before it was filed |
| Title and summary | Past tense, plain verbs, the source named. No adjectives about the news, no price talk |
| Source | One canonical link, with attribution. Tracking parameters are stripped |
| What the source says | The text the entry was written from, kept verbatim on the entry page |
| Story | The running thread this entry belongs to for its company, such as Board and governance |
| Filed by | The desk that gathered it: Social, News, or Filings |
Three kinds of entry
| Kind | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Post | A public X post by a founder, executive, or company account on the swarm's roster |
| News | A published headline about the company, with its publisher and link |
| Filing | An SEC filing, read directly from EDGAR. The link is the filing document itself |
Stamps
| Stamp | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Verified | The Source Agent compared the draft entry with what the source said, and it added nothing. This is the only place the red stamp appears |
| Merged | A second source reported the same event. It was added to the entry on file, not filed twice |
| (none) | The entry was filed with its link and date checked, but the claims check did not run |
Only verified entries are given to the swarm's Journal Agent.
The rules of the house
- Nothing is deleted. A correction is recorded as a dated amendment on the entry, in the open.
- Code owns the facts. The ticker, the date, the source, and the link of an entry are copied from the source by code. A model writes only the title and summary.
- Every number must be in the source. A draft that prints a figure its source does not contain is thrown away.
- Duplicates are merged. The same article in two companies' feeds is filed once. Two separate filings, or two separate posts, are never merged with each other.
Browsing
- The archive: everything, newest date of record first.
- A company page, such as
/company/AAPL: that company's journals, then its stories and entries. - An entry page, such as
/entry/DJ-AAPL-260918-01: the full record, and every journal that cites it.
See the archive API to read entries as JSON.