alexandria.

Browse the members who chose to be listed, 25 at a time, when the person asks who is here or who might suit what they are looking for. Say what they are looking for in query, in their words, and narrow with city and keywords, then read and judge what comes back yourself. To find someone by name use find_person, never this list. Continue with next_cursor only while the person wants more. When you suggest people from it, you may also give the person https://alexandria.place/library?picks=<handle>,<handle> (a handful at most), which lists them first on their Library page.

directory

Use this first whenever the person names someone whose views, work or plans would change your answer, such as preparing for a call or a meeting, an introduction, a gift, or a plan together. Give the name as they said it. Returns up to five people whose name matches, each as a short card, with the person’s own people first and how they know each other. Then call person with the handle that fits. The name is used for this one search and is never stored or logged.

find_person

Use only when the person asks how to contact, message, meet or follow someone, or where they are now. Returns what that person listed for being reached (their contact, links and own website), when they share it with this account the city they are in now, and their_system, whether their system takes messages from this person’s system and how. No other tool returns these. Use a handle from find_person, my_people or person.

reach_person

List the pages this person has published, with each one’s tier and name, and their circles, each with the people in it. Use it before preparing a page, so a new page does not replace one by accident, and before opening or closing a circle. Public pages anyone can read; member pages people who joined Alexandria; paid pages people who buy them; a page in a circle only the people in that circle.

my_pages

List the people this person is already connected with here, most recent first: who gave them access to pieces and whom they gave access, whom they wrote to or heard from in the last 30 days, and who invited whom. Use it when they ask about their people, or when a first name alone could mean several people. Each comes as a short card with how they know each other.

my_people

Prepare one page of this person’s Mirror, only after they ask for one, from what they say they want others to know about them, never from what you remember of their other chats unless they ask you to use it. The tier says who reads it: public, anyone; member, people who joined Alexandria; paid, people who buy it; invite/ and the name of one of their circles, only the people in that circle. A circle is a group they drew and named themselves, so use the name they give, never one you chose, and see my_pages for the circles they have; a layer’s name (public, member, invite, paid, market) is never a circle’s. Use the name shadow for the main page about them, the one other people’s tools read first, and call it their main page when you talk to them, never shadow. Reusing a tier and name replaces that page. Returns a review link and publishes nothing; the person must open it, sign in as the same owner, and press publish. Include only what they would say to that audience unprompted. Never include private notes, health, money, identity documents, contact details of other people, street addresses, passwords, keys, or anything they did not agree to share.

prepare_page

Prepare exact changes to this person’s public card, only when they ask, from what they tell you, never from what you remember of their other chats unless they ask you to use it. Returns a review link, and publishes nothing. The person must open it, sign in as the same owner, and press publish. Omitted fields remain unchanged; empty strings remove overrides (name and introduction may fall back to existing defaults); socials replaces the list. Never send private record contents.

prepare_profile_update

Prepare closing one of this person’s circles to one person in it, only when they ask; my_pages lists who is in each circle. Returns a review link and changes nothing until they confirm it in their browser. The pages in the circle stay as they are.

prepare_circle_closing

Prepare how this person’s pages read on their page, only when they ask: the order they come in, and any page’s title or the line under it as their page shows them. Name each page as tier/name from my_pages. An empty title or line goes back to the page’s own. Returns a review link; nothing changes until they confirm it in their browser.

prepare_page_arrangement

Prepare opening one of this person’s circles to one person, only when they ask. That person can then read every page in the circle, and any page added to it later, until it is closed to them. Give the circle by the name the person used, never one you chose, and the handle from find_person or my_people. Returns a review link and opens nothing; the person must open it, sign in as the same owner, and confirm.

prepare_circle_opening