Activity log

Cobblr keeps an append-only record of the meaningful changes in a workspace.

What it captures

Every significant write lands here: records created and changed, modules turned on or off, connections firing, people invited. It's there for visibility, and for working out what happened after the fact.

Append-only

Entries are never edited, and by default never removed; a self-hoster who wants a cap can set ACTIVITY_LOG_RETENTION_DAYS (configuration) to prune entries older than that window. So the log is a trustworthy history rather than a list someone could quietly rewrite. It doubles as a safety net: even when you're not sure what changed, the log is.

Each entry records who did it, what happened, which record it touched (resolved to the record's name, not a bare id), and when. Reading it newest-first answers most questions by itself: what changed today, and who changed it.

The feed shows the real total (like "50 of 412") and loads older entries as you scroll, so a long history stays fully reachable instead of stopping at a round number.