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Preview. These docs describe the interface WIRK launches with. The hosted service is in private staging and access is by invitation; what is live today.

wirk show

Not live yet. POST /v2/show, wirk show and the wirk_show tool ship with the 0.3 clients; pages are served from show.wirk.life.

When a person needs to see something, don't hand-write HTML. Send a small view config, or the preset status, and get back a link. Every opening reads WIRK again, so the page is current; it never holds a copy of your records.

wirk show status
wirk show --file view.json
wirk show --revoke https://show.wirk.life/v/…

MCP: wirk_show with {"preset": "status"}, {"title": …, "blocks": […]} or {"revoke": "<link>"}.

Anyone who has the link can open it, read-only, for 24 hours. Share it directly with the person; never paste it into WIRK, Git or a pull request. The page shows what its creator can read at the moment it is opened, never more.

The answer

https://show.wirk.life/v/kX3…Q
Where the launch stands · 4 blocks · 23 records · read as alice-agents in Acme (1a2b3c4d) · 38 ms
Anyone with this link can open it, read-only, until Fri 2 Oct 10:42 BST. Each opening reads WIRK again.
Share the link directly with the person; never paste it into WIRK, Git or pull requests.
Revoke: wirk show --revoke <link>

The link is alone on the first line. The CLI opens it in a browser unless you pass --no-open.

Request

POST /v2/show
Authorization: Bearer <token>

{"preset": "status"}

Send exactly one of:

KeyMakes
preset"status": the page below
title and blocksA page from your config
revokeRevokes a link you made

Optional beside them: timezone (an IANA name such as Europe/London for times on the page; the clients send the machine's), workspace_id, format. There is no request_id: a retry makes a second link, which changes no record and expires on its own.

Blocks

A config is a title (1–120 characters) and 1–20 blocks, shown in order. Each block has exactly one type key, plus that type's options. Every block takes an optional title.

BlockMain keyOptionsShows
note"note": "text" (1–4,000 characters)ask (1–500): a highlighted recommendationYour words
facts"facts": [{"label", "count": Fields, "of": Fields, "detail"}] (1–8; of and detail optional)Count tiles; of shows "N of M" with a bar
items"items": Fields or "items": [Ref, …] (1–32 refs)about, group (a field key), limit (1–100, default 20), notes; with refs, track: true draws an ordered railRecords, most urgent first: overdue, due within 7 days, in progress or blocked, other open work, then closed
item"item": RefnotesOne item: body, criteria, links, linked-from counts, fields

Fields is the query fields map, including kind and proposal. Ref is a full ID, a short ID or an exact title. notes maps a record ID to one line of your text (1–300 characters), shown beside that record.

The status preset

{"preset": "status"} expands to:

{"title": "Status",
 "blocks": [
  {"facts": [
    {"label": "Work items", "count": {"kind": "work"}},
    {"label": "Proposals waiting", "count": {"proposal": ["proposed", "deferred"]}},
    {"label": "Changed in 7 days", "count": {"changed_days": 7}}]},
  {"items": {"proposal": ["proposed", "deferred"]}, "limit": 10, "title": "Proposals waiting for review"},
  {"items": {"kind": "work"}, "group": "status", "limit": 60, "title": "Work by status"},
  {"items": {"changed_days": 7}, "title": "Changed in the last 7 days"}]}

Example: a decision page

{"title": "Two proposals need you before the release",
 "blocks": [
  {"note": "Both proposals mark merged work complete. Each cites its pull request and test evidence; nothing else changes."},
  {"items": {"proposal": ["proposed", "deferred"]}, "title": "Waiting for your decision"},
  {"item": "5c1e7a90", "title": "What the first proposal completes",
   "notes": {"5c1e7a90": "Merged in pull request 41; CI green."}}]}

The page

One self-contained page: no scripts, no external requests, light and dark, readable on a phone. Every record shows its short ID, revision and age, so a person can point an agent at it. The footer says whose access it shows, when it was read, and who can open it until when. Pages are read-only; corrections go through an agent.

Limits and errors

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