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Readers can list comments. Editors can add comments and replies on managed filings. No chat session is required. Comments use the existing filing annotations, so native record discussions and these APIs share thread IDs. Complete the authentication setup and set FILING_ID to a filing workspace ID. Message bodies must contain non-whitespace text and be at most 20,000 characters.

Start a discussion

Start a filing-level discussion:
The 201 response includes the comment id, threadId, actor, body, target, creation time, and status: "open". Save the comment ID as COMMENT_ID.

Reply

Another Editor can reply from a different client or harness using its own credential:
Replies inherit the original target. Reply to a top-level message; replies do not nest further. Do not send target with parentCommentId.

Comment on a document or record

To address a particular document version, create the first message with:
Discover versions through GET /api/v1/artifacts/{artifactId}/versions. Use a version’s id, not a legacy storage generation. The file must be the item’s primary document or a related attachment. The server checks file access and that the version belongs to it. submission_items is also supported. Replacing the working document does not move old comments or their replies to the new file. For a record or field, use target with type: "record", its recordType, recordId, and optional field (for example description). The record must be this filing or one of its filing items, submissions, submission items, objections, or objection items. The field must exist on that record.

List comments

List unresolved discussions with GET /api/v2/managed-filings/{filingId}/comments?status=open&limit=50. The response contains comments and nextCursor. Follow the cursor with the same filing, status, and limit until null. Cursors expire after 24 hours. The timeline includes status events and deletion tombstones, ordered by creation time and ID. It is a live view; changes to thread status can change membership while paging. Older native discussions may use anchor instead of an explicit target. Only threads attached to the filing are listed, not unrelated artifact discussions.

Resolve or edit a comment

Resolve a discussion with PATCH /api/v2/managed-filings/{filingId}/comments/{commentId} and {"status":"resolved"}. Use {"status":"open"} to reopen it. Any filing Editor can do this; repeating the same state adds no event. To edit your own message, send {"body":"Corrected text"} instead. Send only one of body or status per request. Only the author can edit message text, and system events are immutable. Resolution does not prove that a check passed or a prerequisite was met. Targets are immutable. Imported filings remain read-only. POST is not idempotent; after an uncertain result, inspect the timeline before retrying. Reading comments does not grant permission to download the referenced document. See error recovery for failed requests.