Definition 6.157.
Let \(C\) be a category, not necessarily small. We define the functor \(\pi\colon \int_{\An}C \to \An\) as the cartesian unstraightening of the functor
We refer to \(\int_{\An}C\) as the category of \(\An\)-parametrized objects of \(C\). Note that an object of \(\int_{\An}C\) is a pair \((A,X)\), where \(A \in \An\) is an anima and \(X\colon A \to C\) is an \(A\)-indexed family of objects of \(C\). A morphism \((A,X) \to (B,Y)\) consists of a morphism of animae \(f\colon A \to B\) and a map \(X \to f^*Y\) in \(\Fun(A,C)\), where \(f^*Y := Y \circ f\colon A \to C\).
The fiber of \(\int_{\An}C\) over \(A \in \An\) is \(\Fun(A,C)\). By taking \(A = *\), we in particular obtain an inclusion \(C \hookrightarrow \int_{\An}C\). Note that this is fully faithful, since \(\{*\} \hookrightarrow \An\) is fully faithful.