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diagram
$$
\xymatrix{
G \times_{B, \pi \circ x} U \ar[d] \ar[r]_{R_g} &
G \times_{B, \pi \circ x} U \ar[d] \ar[r]_{R_{g^{-1}}} &
G \times_{B, \pi \circ x'} U' \ar[d] \\
U \ar[r]^f & U'
}
$$
where $R_g$ on $T$-valued points is given by
where $R_{g^{-1}}$ on $T$-valued points is given by
$$
R_g(g', u) = (m(g', g), f(u))
R_{g^{-1}}(g', u) = (m(g', i(g)), f(u))
$$
To see that this works we have to verify that
$$
a \circ (\text{id}_G \times x)
=
a \circ (\text{id}_G \times x') \circ R_g
a \circ (\text{id}_G \times x') \circ R_{g^{-1}}
$$
which is true because the right hand side applied to the $T$-valued point
$(g', u)$ gives
$(g', u)$ gives the desired equality
\begin{align*}
a((\text{id}_G \times x')(m(g', g), f(u)))
a((\text{id}_G \times x')(m(g', i(g)), f(u)))
& =
a(m(g', g), x'(f(u))) \\
a(m(g', i(g)), x'(f(u))) \\
& =
a(g', a(g, x'(f(u)))) \\
a(g', a(i(g), x'(f(u)))) \\
& =
a(g', x(u))
\end{align*}
because $a(g, x) = x' \circ f$ as desired.
because $a(g, x) = x' \circ f$ and hence $a(i(g), x' \circ f) = x$.

\medskip\noindent
By the universal property of stackification from
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G \times_{B, \pi \circ x' \circ u} T
$$
of trivial $G_T$-torsors compatible with the given maps to $X$.
Since the torsors are trivial we see that $R = R_g$ (right multiplication)
by some $g \in G(T)$. Compatibility with the maps
Since the torsors are trivial we see that $R = R_{g^{-1}}$
(right multiplication) by some $g \in G(T)$. Compatibility with the maps
$a \circ (1_G, x \circ u), a \circ (1_G, x' \circ u) : G \times_B T \to X$
is equivalent to the condition that $a(g, x \circ u) = x' \circ u$.
Hence we obtain the desired equality of $\mathit{Isom}$-sheaves.
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