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…s, which redirects to docs.linkeddatahub.com Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ice and a cutter. screencast/overview/SCRIPT.md is draft 2 of the narration - 36 lines grouped into flows A to G plus a deferred H, reviewed line by line, each kept to about 30 words and free of em-dash insets and closing slogans - with the respelling table (LinkedDataHub, SPARQL, SKOS, WebID, ORCID, ldh, CSV; RDF and URI are read as written) and the takes table. overview/voice.mjs synthesises every narration row with ElevenLabs on its own, through the with-timestamps endpoint, cached under a hash of voice, model and spoken text, so a changed line is billed once and the alignment feeds the subtitles. scenes/overview-{0-graph,a-browse,a-graph,b-author,c-data,d-versions,e-model,e-phone,f-anon,f-cli,g-packages}.mjs record the flows as beats, failing the take on any step that did not happen; tapes/overview-{f-push,f-public,f-curl,g-packages}.tape are the terminal takes, recorded from inside the F and G scenes so the browser shows the dataspace as the commands left it. render/overview.mjs cuts overview/cut.json: each shot placed at its beat, held to its line plus a pause, framed by a zoompan that eases through the beats' focus boxes; the 16:10 take is cropped to 16:9 first, and the crop slides with the camera so a key on the Create dock or the breadcrumb - 90 px outside a centred crop - stays in frame; cards and the closing slide are drawn in Geist; the music is ducked under the voice, the chapter tone laid at each card, the mix normalised to -14 LUFS; an .srt is written by sentence from the alignments; --reuse re-cuts only the named shots. lib/terminal.mjs gained trustedCurlEnv, which makes a tape's curl request before filming it and trusts a stack curl cannot verify through a .curlrc of its own, so the command on camera needs no -k and an empty answer fails the take; lib/harness.mjs pins the browser to en-US and lets a take record at a size other than its viewport (the phone take); addProse lets a scene mark the opened editor; editResource centres the pencil, which under the sticky action bar opened Actions instead. FINDINGS 16 records Restore failing with 412 when pressed from a historical version, with the two probes that show it; the probes for sign-in, restore, versions and the scheme-at-width question are kept, and the stray undefined/ screenshots one of them wrote go.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mand takes it: the ones that address a document never needed it, and the ones that act on the dataspace itself - packages, admin clear ontology, admin create ontology/group/authorization, admin import ontology and admin make-public - take its base URI as their positional, defaulting to LDH_BASE. The CLI reference loses the -b row, says which commands take the base URI positionally, maps LDH_BASE to that parameter and shows the usage message without it; the tutorial and the change-model guide stop passing -b, and the packages pages say list needs the dataspace URI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ase option, which LinkedDataHub#404 removed. admin clear ontology in lib/ldh-app.sh and admin create authorization in the UNESCO thesaurus install take the admin base URI as their positional. The packages scene passes the dataspace URI the same way; the document and container resets in lib/fixture.mjs drop it, since create item, create container and delete never needed it. The make-public and packages tapes type the bare commands, which default to the LDH_BASE their scenes export, as the narration shows them; the harness comment no longer cites the CLI's option as the reason for its own --base flag. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The versioning reference said a document with no versions answers its TimeMap 404; it now has an empty TimeMap, and the link-format example shows the from/until range, the TimeGate and the first/last relation types the writer emits, with relation types quoted. The configuration reference passes the connection pool settings as system properties, adds MAX_REQUEST_RETRIES, and says ORCID_ISSUER selects ORCID's sandbox. The packages reference says a runtime change persists in settings/dataspaces.ru and is applied over the configuration on restart, and the setup tree lists settings/. The version history guide covers a document with no versions yet, and the views reference says the first projected variable may be aliased and must bind resources. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…JSON-LD The object block section says that an object's value can also be a page on the web, which LinkedDataHub reads as data: a page embedding JSON-LD in a script element contributes the resources it describes, and a YouTube video has its metadata translated to RDF on the fly as a schema:VideoObject, the block showing the player. Support for other services is planned. A video or a page is embedded as an object block with its URL, not as an iframe in an XHTML block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dalone view is a resource like a query or a chart, stored in a document and placed on a page by an object block; a property-attached view is declared in the ontology with ldh:view or ldh:inverseView, stored in no document and rendered on every resource of the property's domain or range. Both offer the same pagination, faceted search and parallax navigation, which the paragraph links to. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s shot: the assistant and an agent over MCP overview/SCRIPT.md: every line rewritten to say what the shot shows, with the names on screen (Territories, Seattle, Rockville, Beverages, Denmark). The intro is two lines over one orbit: LinkedDataHub serves federated Linked Data dataspaces from a SPARQL-compliant triplestore and works with any RDF Knowledge Graph, as a thin layer on top of it. A6 says the address bar opens external URLs one tab per origin, as the take shows; F3 and F3b follow the CLI's new commands; flow H is no longer deferred: H1-H4 the assistant (ask, answer, Execute, the chat kept after a reload), H5-H7 Web-Algebra's MCP server driving Claude Code. voice.mjs reads 0.2 as a line too. scenes/overview-0-graph.mjs maximises the order's graph and orbits the camera through the ForceGraph3D instance, its controls and the pointer hidden. overview-a-browse frames A6's address bar. overview-f-cli removes last take's Editors group and authorization first, and films tapes/overview-f-public.tape creating the group, the authorization and make-public, and tapes/overview-f-get.tape (was overview-f-curl) asking for Turtle with ldh get. New: scenes/overview-h-assistant.mjs, scenes/overview-h-agent.mjs and tapes/overview-h-agent.tape. overview/cut.json cuts them all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ance's form. Edit constructors, at the bottom of the form, opens a dialog listing the properties the class's constructor gives a new instance, each switched between Resource and Literal with its class or datatype; a row can be changed, removed or added with Property, and Save makes the class's create forms follow. For a resource of several classes the button is a menu with an entry per class; it appears once the client has checked that the agent can write the constructor, which in practice means the owners group, and a class with no constructor yet is offered too. The constructor's command-line tab no longer says the admin command passes -b: the CLI dropped the option, and the target document URL alone carries the administration base. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… frame shows, and quotes its CLI arguments E3c is new: scenes/overview-e-model.mjs opens the new product's form again and presses Edit constructors, holding on the Product constructor dialog - its properties, each a literal of a datatype or a resource of a class - before cancelling it, so the model is as it was; SCRIPT.md gives it a line and cut.json a shot. E4 is split in two, so the phone-width frame is no longer silent: E4 says the interface follows the reader's colour scheme, E4p that the layout is responsive and that a dataspace can override any of it with its own XSLT stylesheet. The F tapes quote every expansion they type, as the docs' CLI examples do: the push target, the administration base, the group and user guide URIs, and the ldh get target. scenes/probe-assistant.mjs and scenes/probe-edit-constructors.mjs are the probes that showed what the assistant and the constructor dialog do before their beats were written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… forking The Add data guide opens with "You can copy the contents of any RDF document into a named graph in your dataspace", Save copies the data, the UNESCO concept is copied into your own dataspace, the CLI equivalent is "the same copy", and the closing link finds resources worth copying. The About page lists copying RDF resources into the local dataspace. The overview film says it the same way. The Add data clip is labelled "Copying a remote RDF document into the dataspace", and the shot list's caption follows, since docs/fill.mjs finds a filled clip by its label. Forking the LinkedDataHub repository, in the setup guide and the README, keeps its name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ment" Its title shows on screen, so it follows the docs: the scratch document is copy, "Copying a remote document", the clip's last beat is copied, and the entry's comments say copy where they said fork. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…g a remote document" The breadcrumb in the clip read "Forking a remote document". The clip is shot again from the renamed manifest entry, published by make docs-publish (every other published file comes out byte-identical) and filled into the page: /uploads/08ebfd9ed8fa60a805d5bdff240eb8d36807da7a. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ll finds it again The still was taken on 25 September, before "application" became "dataspace" in its caption, and the shoot index kept the old caption: docs/fill.mjs matches by the index's caption, so every fill since reported the slot missing. Shot again, the index carries the current caption, and the picture shows the interface as it is now, the dock's Assistant button included: /uploads/c9837af7cdd4294db6863a47aba65b99daf7b3f1. docs-fill now places all 44 slots. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hat continues the take before it joins it seamlessly overview/SCRIPT.md: A1 says a document is also a named graph in the backend triplestore; B3 names the two kinds of block, XHTML blocks and object blocks that transclude Linked Data resources; a new B3a, over the document back in Properties mode, says that mode shows all of a document's resources in no particular order; D1 says every write to a document is a commit in a GitHub repository. B5 is split, the drag becoming B5d; C1 copies with Save as; E4p says how a dataspace customises its UI. overview/cut.json cuts B3a from the Properties-mode footage before B3, and moves the 0.1/0.2 and B5/B5d boundaries later in their takes so neither shot holds a frozen frame mid-motion. render/overview.mjs: a shot that starts on the beat the previous shot ended on, in the same take, starts on that shot's last frame instead of 0.3 s before the beat, which replayed five frames, and opens on the framing the previous shot closed on instead of the whole frame. The intro's orbit, B3a/B3 and B5/B5d now join without a jump. The phone take glides for the longer E4p line; the assistant and agent scenes remove their scratch documents once recorded, so the other takes' document tree shows only the demo's own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…matches the code A "Runs on" column (Server, Browser, Both) replaces the scattered client-side and server-side notes, two of which were wrong. ldh:query-result and ldh:send-request are documented as they now work: one SPARQL function for any stylesheet, and an HTTP primitive that exists only on the server. ac:value-intersect, ac:value-except, ldh:parse-html and ldh:snapshot-params are removed, the last two because they do not exist. Parameter names and types of ac:build-uri, ldh:base-uri, ldh:link-targets and ldh:send-request are corrected to the declarations, and the ac:uri and ldh:link-targets descriptions to what each side does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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