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Show chosen open calls as CallOpen cards — cover, deadline, money, fee, fit to the signed-in profile — that the person can browse, save to their tracker and open on CallOpen.

The calls' covers and organisers' logos as data: URLs, for the cards.

Open CallOpen's Call Match in the conversation: the signed-in artist's works compared with the brief of every open call, dealt one card at a time — which work to send, what the call looks for in its own words, why the works answer it — to swipe right into the tracker, up for sure, left to pass.

The app's start: access, the words in the host's language, the portfolio, earlier comparisons, decisions and the tracker.

The selection of a comparison: the calls whose brief was checked against the works (by the person's assistant, or earlier on the site), the widened circles and how far the check went.

The selection as a list, one bucket a page at a time: can apply (with «fits — confirm a condition»), worth checking (filtered by reason), cannot apply (with the call's own words).

A note on one card of the list — fits, not my practice, I cannot apply, the block is wrong; it teaches the match.

Put what the works were read as (practices, themes) into the person's profile.

Delete one of the person's stored works for good (the file and its picture).

The profile facts that decide the most open calls, and how many each decides — the «About you» step asks them first.

Small pictures of the person's stored works (made from the private copies on the server).

Put one call of the list into the tracker with what its card said, as the heart on a match card does — no decision in the selection is recorded.

Add one of the artist's works for a comparison — a picture or a text — kept unsaved for the comparison unless saved to the portfolio.

Save a work to the portfolio, or give it the author's name and facts.

Prepare a comparison of the chosen works for the person's assistant to read and cross-check.

Hand a button press to the person's assistant when it is waiting in its turn (match_wait_for_works): check more calls, check again, or help with one call.

Put the picture of a work behind a work the assistant read straight from the chat (no picture kept), so the cards and the works window show it.

How far the assistant got with a comparison: read or not, how many calls judged and how many make cards.

One decision in the selection: want and sure put the call into the tracker with what the card said, pass records why.

Take the last decision back, tracker included.

Save the answers the match asks for to the profile (where the artist lives, citizenship, year of birth, how they apply, AI use, languages).

A call in full for the selection's call window: what it offers, who can apply, what to submit, dates, money, the organiser's own words, past results and where to apply.

A step of the person in the selection, written to their activity like the site's (doc 67 registry, marked as from Claude).

Join the Call Match waitlist.

Open the signed-in artist's CallOpen tracker in the conversation as a window: every saved call by stage, with deadlines and the days chosen to apply, the application kit, the results to answer, and the application plans with their next steps — as cards, a list, a calendar, a board or plans.

Open the application plan of one call in the tracker as a window: its cover and verdict, the days to the deadline, the one step to do now, the blocks (steps, texts within the organiser's limits, works, files, budget, form answers, risks, a letter), the organiser's rules with their quotes, notes.

The tracker window's start: every saved call with its stage, note, day, kit and the match's plan, the stats, the application plans, and the words in the host's language.

A short mark of the tracker and plans that changes with any change.

Change one tracker row as the site does: its stage («Planned» only with a plan), note, day to apply or to hear the results, priority.

Remove one call from the tracker (its stage, note and plan go too).

The application kit of one tracked call — what the organiser asks for, with what the person already has — and its day; ticking an item may move the call to «Preparing».

Every tracked call with its row, stage, day and what its card said (the match's plan) — for the selection to offer a stronger work for calls already tracked and to mark a call sent.

Matches in the tracker still without a day to apply (asked about before new cards in Call Match).

Replace «what to send» of a call already in the tracker with what a newer comparison found; the old one stays in the call's history.

One application plan whole, or what it would be built from, with small pictures of its works.

Save the person's side of a plan: steps ticked, edited texts, gaps filled (also into an empty profile field), notes, or the previous version back.

Read the organiser's pages again (no model) and say whether they changed since the plan was written.

Delete a plan (the call stays in the tracker, back in «Saved»).

A step of the person in a CallOpen window, written to their activity like the site's (doc 67 registry, marked as from Claude).

Hand a button press in a CallOpen window to the person's assistant when it waits in its turn (wait_for_window): prepare an application plan, improve a draft, write a profile text, talk a call, an organiser or results over.

Open the signed-in artist's CallOpen profile in the conversation as a window: practices and disciplines, the facts the fit check reads and what contradicts itself in them, where to look and for what, the bio, statement and goals, the CV, the portfolio of works with how each was read, the letters.

The profile window's start: the profile, the facts the fit check reads and their warnings, the countries, the practices and disciplines, the portfolio with small pictures, the daily allowance and the words in the host's language.

A short mark of the profile and the works that changes with any change.

Save what the person changed in the profile window, through the profile page's own route and the facts route of the fit check.

Set the profile picture as the profile page does.

One work of the portfolio: the large picture, the author's name, year, status and words, every comparison that read it with the reading; with name/facts/keep — save them first.

Show organisers of open calls as CallOpen cards — logo, country, how many calls are open, when their deadlines fall, how much is free or paid — that open into the organiser's whole page with their open calls to save, past results and similar organisers.

Show the results of past editions of calls as CallOpen cards — who was selected by stage, how many applied for how many places, when the results came — that open into the whole edition with its jury and the next edition.

The cards the window shows and the words in the host's language.

One organiser whole for the window: about, open calls (as call cards, saved or not), deadline months, kinds of call, practices, whom they open to, past calls, results of past editions, similar organisers.

One edition with its results for the window: stages with the people as the organiser published them, the numbers, the jury, the next and past editions.

Search CallOpen's curated catalogue of open calls for artists — residencies, grants, prizes, fellowships, exhibition calls — with the site's own filters and ranking.

Read one open call in full: what it offers, who can apply, what to submit, dates, fees, the organiser's own words, past results and — for signed-in users — where to apply.

Find organisers of open calls — foundations, residencies, councils, museums — with their open calls, deadlines and badges.

Read an organiser's page: who they are, their open and past calls, how often and for which practices they call, whom their calls are open to, and similar organisers.

Search published outcomes of past open calls: who was selected, how many applied for how many places, when results came out.

Read who was selected in one edition of a call, by stage, with the numbers (applied, selected, ratio) where the organiser published them.

List the values CallOpen's filters understand — practices and disciplines with how many open calls each has, kinds of call, funding models, career stages, tracker statuses.

Read the signed-in artist's CallOpen profile: practices, disciplines, where they live, citizenship, career stage, languages, interests, statement and CV sections, the facts the fit check uses and anything in them that looks inconsistent.

Change the signed-in artist's CallOpen profile — where they live, citizenship, languages, biography, statement, practices, career stage, interests — exactly as the profile page does.

List the calls the signed-in artist saved to their CallOpen tracker — status, deadline, notes, and on request each call's fit to the profile — nearest deadline first, with counts by status.

Save one or more calls to the signed-in artist's CallOpen tracker, with a status and an optional private note; deadline reminders then come by email as on the site.

Change the status, note or reminder date of calls in the signed-in artist's tracker — many at once: mark them applied or in preparation, or set aside the ones not worth applying to ("skipped").

Remove calls from the signed-in artist's CallOpen tracker, with their notes, statuses and reminders.

Give the organiser's own application page (and info page or contact) of a call — the link CallOpen shows to signed-in users.

Read everything an application plan for one tracked call is built from: the organiser's own pages and linked PDFs read again now, the call card, the artist's profile and saved texts, the works the match chose (or the whole portfolio), the kit, the base rules and the JSON form of the plan.

Store an application plan for a tracked call: CallOpen checks every quote against the organiser's pages it read, keeps days between today and the deadline, and shows the plan in the artist's tracker, where they tick steps and edit the drafts.

Check calls against the signed-in artist's profile with CallOpen's own fit rules: hard blockers (country, age, applicant type, language, AI policy, deadline, excluded media) with the organiser's words, cautions, reasons for fit, a 0–100 score, who can apply in the organiser's terms, and what the call asks for that the profile does not show.

List the signed-in artist's past Call Match comparisons on CallOpen (their works read against call briefs): when, which works, the practices found and how many calls were judged and kept.

Read a Call Match comparison for a conversation: what the person's decisions say about their taste, which of their works the briefs ask for most, strong calls still undecided with what each looks for, wanted calls closing soon, materials the wanted calls ask for that the profile lacks, conditions to confirm, and how many calls could still be compared (deeper) or shown by widening the search (wider).

Wait (up to 45 seconds a call) for the person in the Call Match app you opened: for the works they lay and run, and, once the cards are open, for the buttons that ask you for something — check more calls, check again after the facts changed, help with one call.

Give one shell command for your code sandbox that puts the files the person attached to this chat (/mnt/user-data/uploads) — pictures, PDFs, documents, sounds, videos, ZIPs, of any size — into their CallOpen works, kept unsaved for a week as a comparison's files on the site: each file becomes the works the site makes of it (a picture; a PDF's picture pages and its text; a document's text and pictures; a 30-second excerpt of a sound; six frames of a video), the original never leaves the sandbox, and each work answers with a work_id for match_read_works.

Pass a work made from a file attached to this chat into the person's CallOpen works through the connector itself, as the numbered base64 parts the match_upload_link command printed when the sandbox could not reach callopen.art: each part is checked by its CRC and kept, the ones to copy again are named, the parts already passed wait a week so a long file can take several calls and replies, and when all have come the work is checked whole and kept (work_id for match_read_works).

Give the signed-in artist's works for CallOpen's Call Match — each as a picture or text, labelled W1…Wn, with their titles, facts and words — together with CallOpen's reading rules and schema.

Save your reading of the works to the comparison, through CallOpen's own checks (practices only from the vocabulary, every work by its label).

Give the next calls of a comparison to judge against the works — their full texts and the organisers' briefs, the works as read, and CallOpen's judging rules (verdict and fit, the call's own words, which works to send, how, the risk).

Save your judgements of calls against the works, through CallOpen's own checks; they become the cards the person swipes.

Read the application plan of a tracked call as it stands: verdict, the steps with their days and which are done, every text with its limit, its open gaps and the person's own edits, the organiser's rules with their quotes, notes.

Verify one item of an application plan with what the person told you or gave you: the item counts as done only when its check passes, and the reasons come back when it does not.

Run the final check of an application plan: the organiser's pages read again (did the rules change?), every item's check again (texts, the kit, the works, links now) and the deadline.

Change the person's side of a tracked call's application plan — tick steps, put in a rewritten text, fill the gaps with what the person said, replace the notes — as the plan page does; the first tick moves the call to «Preparing».

Wait (up to 45 seconds a call) for a button the person presses in a CallOpen window you opened — the tracker, an application plan, the profile, organisers, results or Call Match — that asks you for something: prepare a plan, improve a text, write a statement, talk a call over.