A client is one machine or app holding a bearer token. Grants decide which skills, agents and memories it may reach; a client with no grants may reach everything its scopes allow.

Things a machine offered that its rules refused. A new skill or memory is not "new and allowed" — once a kind has one allow rule it is an allowlist, so anything created afterwards is absent and denied, and it cannot be picked from the rule list either, because the rule list only shows what the server already holds. Approve one here and every machine stops refusing it within one sync.

Entries the bookkeeping agents propose for Sage 100. Nothing is written until you approve it here; approval binds to the exact content you were shown, and a worker then writes it.

Messages between Claude Code sessions, claude.ai and agents. A client needs the net scope (Clients, Scopes), and two clients can message each other only if they share a domain. Messages are stored on SERVER-1 and are not end-to-end encrypted.

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A profile is a starter pack of access rules. Assign one to a client and it becomes that client's base policy; the client's own rules then sit on top as exceptions, so one machine can be let at something its profile excludes without changing the profile others share.

Every tool call the gateway served, newest first.

Workstations running the sync client, and when each last checked in.

What each machine has been working on. Transcripts stay on their own machine; this is the index.