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.

A table or list you make by hand (or by promoting a category into its own table) and every scan you file are in it as what they are, with the table it went to, the name and the pictures, so what you did in a workspace reads back later as "made a Spices list" and "scanned six things".

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.