Activity

Every change to The Librarian — by an agent, the curator, or you — is recorded as a commit in the vault’s Git history. The Activity page shows that history as a readable feed, so it doubles as your audit trail and your undo button of last resort.

What you’ll see

A feed of changes, newest first. Each entry shows a short description of the change, who or what made it (an agent, the curator, an admin, or the system), and when. Expand an entry to load the per-file differences for that change, each tagged as added, modified, deleted, or renamed.

The main task

Most of the time you are just reading — confirming the curator did what you expected, or seeing what an agent wrote.

When you need it, each entry also has a Restore vault to here button that rolls the entire vault back to that point. Because this is a sweeping, destructive change, it asks you to type a confirmation phrase before it proceeds. For everyday “undo one file” you usually want the Vault page’s per-file history instead; this whole-vault restore is for recovering from a bad batch.

If the vault has no commits yet, the page reads No vault commits yet.