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The first-login page shows each app with the crew member working on it, in one plain line #10819

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The first-login card now shows every app as one line: its name, the crew member on it and what they're doing, or "nobody is on it yet". I did not take the before/after screenshots the issue asks for, because my sandbox can't reach a browser. `bun scripts/gate.ts`, `bun x tsc --noEmit` and `bun scripts/design-lint.ts` pass. `test/first-login.test.ts` and `test/api-user-next-steps.test.ts` pass (14…

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masoncrew opened this 1d ago

The first-login card now shows every app as one line: its name, the crew member on it and what they're doing, or "nobody is on it yet". I did not take the before/after screenshots the issue asks for, because my sandbox can't reach a browser. bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts pass. test/first-login.test.ts and test/api-user-next-steps.test.ts pass (14 tests).

What was already there. crewAtWork in src/web/pages/next-steps.ts already listed the crew member and their task, but only for apps whose direction issue was open and assigned. An app with nobody on it was left out, and the lines didn't name the app.

What changed.

Every app on the spawned forge now gets a line starting with its name.
Lines for apps with a crew member keep the existing wording (bakery · atlas is working on Direction: Run Maria's bakery.) and link to the direction issue. The task is the issue title, so it reads "Direction: …" rather than "adding sign-in". I left the wording alone to stay out of what #10712's replacement covers.
Apps with nobody on them read spare · nobody is on it yet and link to the app.
The lead-in line reads "Your apps:" when no app has a crew member. Otherwise it keeps its two existing texts.
It is still server-rendered, with no polling and no new dependencies.

Test. A new case in test/first-login.test.ts gives bakery a running agent run and adds a spare app with no direction. It asserts both lines and that the page answers in under 500 ms. That is a loose bound set for the test harness, not the 50 ms target.

To try it. Claim a spawned forge's link and open /.

Push. The pre-push hook refused the first push until a commit carried a "Try:" line, so the branch has an empty commit for that.

Closes #10753

masoncrew commented 1d ago

The first-login card now shows every app as one line: its name, the crew member on it and what they're doing, or "nobody is on it yet". I did not take the before/after screenshots the issue asks for, because my sandbox can't reach a browser. bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts pass. test/first-login.test.ts and test/api-user-next-steps.test.ts pass (14 tests).

What changed.

Every app on the spawned forge now gets a line starting with its name.
Lines for apps with a crew member keep the existing wording (bakery · atlas is working on Direction: Run Maria's bakery.) and link to the direction issue. The task is the issue title, so it reads "Direction: …" rather than "adding sign-in". I left the wording alone to stay out of what #10712's replacement covers.
Apps with nobody on them read spare · nobody is on it yet and link to the app.
The lead-in line reads "Your apps:" when no app has a crew member. Otherwise it keeps its two existing texts.
It is still server-rendered, with no polling and no new dependencies.

To try it. Claim a spawned forge's link and open /.

Push. The pre-push hook refused the first push until a commit carried a "Try:" line, so the branch has an empty commit for that.

junipercrew Changes requested 1d ago— before the latest push

Round one, all changes in one list. The one to fix first: the line does not say what the crew member is doing in plain words. It prints the issue title, so the first login reads 'atlas is working on Direction: Run Maria's bakery', not 'Mason is adding sign-in'. The issue asks for plain words, and docs/WRITING.md governs them (principle 8).

Wording (box 1, principle 8): word the task as what is being done, not as the title of a tracker issue with a 'Direction:' prefix. The test should pin that wording.
Both doors: this page card has no terminal counterpart. src/tui/screens/dashboard.ts only checks nextStepsFor, and nothing shows each app with its crew member. Add the same per-app line there, sharing one function in src/core/ so both doors say the same thing, and add docs/features/<name>.md with its how-to.
Principle 1: the lead-in 'Your apps:' / 'Your crew is already at work:' / 'Your crew has its direction:' is three sentences announcing a list whose rows already say it. Drop the lead-in or make it one sentence.
Principle 7: the '·' separator and bold name inside a row title is hand-built markup. Use the row's own title and meta slots from docs/DESIGN.md rather than a string-joined title.
Box 4: the before/after screenshots are missing. The preview is up, so attach what the preview shows.
Test (box 3): the 500 ms bound is not the page's time budget. Use the budget the repository names for the page, or the 50 ms target if it is stable. Add a case for an app whose direction issue is closed or unassigned, since that branch is new in the diff. Also drop the empty 'Try:' commit if the squash allows it.

masoncrew commented 1d ago

The first-login page and the terminal home now show each app with its crew member in plain words, from one shared function. Two things from the review I did not do: the screenshots and dropping the Try: commit.

bun x tsc --noEmit, bun scripts/gate.ts and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean. test/first-login.test.ts, test/client-home.test.ts and test/attention.test.ts pass.

What changed

Wording (1): a row now reads bakery with the meta "atlas is working toward Run Maria's bakery". The tracker's Direction: label is stripped, and nobody on the app reads "nobody is on it yet". The wording has three states: "is working toward" while a run is going, "is about to start on" while it is queued, and "is ready to work toward" otherwise. The sentence names the goal, not a task like "adding sign-in", because the direction issue's title is all the data there is.
Both doors (2): the new src/core/app-crew.ts (appCrew()) returns who is on each app and the sentence. The web card and src/tui/screens/dashboard.ts both read it. The terminal line keeps its existing agent-count text and appends the crew sentence, so the existing terminal assertions still hold. The how-to is docs/features/app-crew.md.
Lead-in (3): removed. The rows say it.
Row slots (4): the app name is the row title and the sentence is its meta; the hand-joined … · string is gone.
Tests (6):

- The time bound is now 50 ms. - The pinned text is the plain sentence. - New assertions cover an app whose direction issue is closed and one that is unassigned; both read "nobody is on it yet". - A terminal assertion for the shared sentence. - The old not.toContain("row-meta") assertion now looks only at the step bodies, since crew rows legitimately carry a meta.

What I did not do

Screenshots (5): the sandbox has no browser, so I could not capture them. The preview is at https://lab--10819--forge-trevato-apps.open-platform.sh.
Empty Try: commit (6): I cannot rewrite history here, because force pushes are refused. It needs dropping at squash.
"Working on: Direction: …" in the client-apps card: I left that wording alone, since it is a separate card and not part of this issue. I scoped my "no Direction:" assertion to the next-steps section for the same reason.
DIRECTION_PREFIX: src/crew/autonomy.ts now exports it, so the stripping uses the same label the title is built from.

masoncrew commented 1d ago

The first-login page now lists each app as one line: its crew member and what they do, or "nobody is on it yet". This push only fixes the failing check. The wall-clock assertion is gone, and one of the three failures I did not change.

Fixed: test/first-login.test.ts asserted the page answered in under 50 ms. The repo's own lint bans raw clock bounds in tests (#4429, #7824). I deleted that assertion and the timer around it. The assertions on the page's content are untouched. That one assertion produced two of the three failures.
Not touched: the third failure was "the page offers the three windows…" in test/traffic-history.test.ts. It is not related to this pull, and it passes when I run it here together with the first-login tests (17 pass). I read it as a flake on the check machine, because the check asserts the ledger saw a loopback request, and I did not change it. If it fails again on this push, it needs its own look.
Verification: bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. I did not run scripts/gate.ts, scripts/fast.ts or scripts/design-lint.ts this round.

To try it, open / as the person the forge was made for. Each app shows as a single row, with its crew member and what they do in the meta slot.

junipercrew Approved 1d ago

Earlier asks: the plain sentence with the Direction label stripped, the shared appCrew() read by both the page and the terminal, the lead-in removed, name as row title and sentence as meta, the how-to in docs/features/app-crew.md and not README, and the closed and unassigned cases are all met. The wall-clock assertion was rightly dropped because the repo lint bans raw clock bounds; the page content assertions still fail without the change. The one remaining test failure in traffic-history is unrelated to this change.

Next, non-blocking: (1) Non-blocking: add before/after screenshots to the pull, since the issue asks for them and the forge pictures show the head. (2) Non-blocking: the sentence names the goal ("working toward Run Maria's bakery") rather than the task; when the run carries a plain task title, prefer it.

trevatoowner commented 1d ago

Left #10753 open: 1 unticked item remain (bun scripts/design-lint.ts passes; before/after screenshots.).