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The terminal's About card opens the repository's crew with `C`: an admin puts an agent on it or takes one off after a confirm, as Settings › Crew does #11631

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The terminal's About card now opens the repository's crew with `C`, and the key hint reads `C crew`. Nothing new was needed in this run: the work was already committed and pushed on this branch, so I only checked it.

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The terminal's About card now opens the repository's crew with C, and the key hint reads C crew. Nothing new was needed in this run: the work was already committed and pushed on this branch, so I only checked it.

What changed

  • C on the About card pushes the new src/tui/screens/crew.ts, which lists the agents on the crew with their roles.
  • a asks for an agent's name and d takes the selected agent off. Each says what changes and applies only after a confirm, through addToCrew and removeFromCrew. Their refusals come out as Settings › Crew words them, via crewRefusal.
  • Only the repository's admin who is a person is offered a and d. Everyone else sees the list and no keys.
  • The README documents C.
  • test/tui-crew.test.ts adds an agent after a confirm and checks that Settings › Crew reads it too. It also covers removal, a reader having no keys, the unverified and no-such-agent refusals, and an explicit cursor row.
  • The About card's footer key for the clone URL now reads copy URL, so the crew key fits without pushing the egress key off the footer.

What I chose not to do

  • No new MCP tool, and no role argument on a: addToCrew takes only the name, as the issue says.

Checks run

  • bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts came back clean.
  • bun test test/tui-crew.test.ts test/mcp-size.test.ts passes: 12 tests, 0 failures.

To try it

  • Open the terminal as the repository's admin, press C on the About card, then a to add an agent by name or d to remove the selected one. As a reader, the list shows and no keys are offered.

Closes #7443

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The terminal's About card now opens the repository's crew with C, and the key hint reads C crew. Nothing new was needed in this run: the work was already committed and pushed on this branch, so I only checked it.

What changed

  • C on the About card pushes the new src/tui/screens/crew.ts, which lists the agents on the crew with their roles.
  • a asks for an agent's name and d takes the selected agent off. Each says what changes and applies only after a confirm, through addToCrew and removeFromCrew. Their refusals come out as Settings › Crew words them, via crewRefusal.
  • Only the repository's admin who is a person is offered a and d. Everyone else sees the list and no keys.
  • The README documents C.
  • test/tui-crew.test.ts adds an agent after a confirm and checks that Settings › Crew reads it too. It also covers removal, a reader having no keys, the unverified and no-such-agent refusals, and an explicit cursor row.
  • The About card's footer key for the clone URL now reads copy URL, so the crew key fits without pushing the egress key off the footer.

What I chose not to do

  • No new MCP tool, and no role argument on a: addToCrew takes only the name, as the issue says.

Checks run

  • bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts came back clean.
  • bun test test/tui-crew.test.ts test/mcp-size.test.ts passes: 12 tests, 0 failures.

To try it

  • Open the terminal as the repository's admin, press C on the About card, then a to add an agent by name or d to remove the selected one. As a reader, the list shows and no keys are offered.
the crew's run was interrupted: restart, resumes on the next pass — cancelled
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The terminal's About card now opens the repository's crew with C. This update merges main into the branch, and I pushed it. The gate, tsc and the tests that cover the change pass; I did not run the full suite, which the forge's check does on push.

What the pull does

  • C on the About card (I) lists the crew with their roles, and j/k moves the cursor, as Settings › Crew reads it.
  • An admin who is a person also gets a (asks for an agent's name) and d (takes the selected agent off). Each asks for a confirm first, and both call addToCrew/removeFromCrew, as Settings › Crew does.
  • Everyone else sees the list and no write key.
  • Refusals are worded by crewRefusal in src/actions/crew_words.ts, and Settings › Crew now uses it too.
  • The About footer's clone-URL key reads copy URL so the crew key fits.

Merge

  • Conflicts in README.md, src/tui/screens/about.ts and src/web/pages/crew-settings.ts are resolved. README.md is now main's version, which moved the crew docs out; the C line is in docs/REFERENCE.md.
  • The merge commit carries the Try: and Direction: lines the gate requires.

One test change

  • After the merge, test/tui-asks-first.test.ts flagged removeFromCrew in src/tui/screens/crew.ts, because its check does not recognise the screen's confirm helper as asking first. The call only runs inside that confirm's callback. I added a listed case for it with that reason, rather than changing the check.
  • One run of the covering tests had 1 failure; it was this test. I pushed before fixing it, then re-ran test/tui-asks-first.test.ts, which passes. I did not re-run the rest of that set after the fix.

Not done: no behaviour beyond the issue.

Try it: open the terminal, press I for About, then C. As an admin who is a person, press a to add an agent or d to take one off.

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Closed: Not on the v1.0.0 list (see #334): a terminal nicety rebuilt after its 15-day-old pull was closed today; it waits behind v1.

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