Read the user's activity log. Every action Iridium has taken, newest first.

Iridium records every attempted action in an append-only ledger: what ran, when, whether it succeeded, and the text that was actually sent. This tool reads it. Nothing is sent or changed by calling it.

USE THIS when the user asks what happened, in any form: "what did you do today?" "did that comment actually post?" "show me everything from yesterday" "what failed?"

Answer from this log rather than from memory of earlier turns in the conversation. The log is the record; the conversation is not.

Each entry has: at, action (readable label), surface, status, target (who or what it touched), summary (one sentence), detail (the text that was sent), and error when it failed. Entries older than the user's data-retention window may have no target name, because the profile behind it has been erased. That is expected and is not a failure.

Args: limit: Entries per page, 1-100 (default 20). cursor: next_cursor from a previous call, to fetch the following page. surface: "linkedin" for actions taken on LinkedIn, "iridium" for actions inside Iridium such as sign-ins and draft decisions. Omit for both. status: "success", "failed", or "skipped". Omit for all. action_type: exact slug filter, e.g. "comment_send". Omit for all.