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Home's KPI row shows today's spend of the daily ceiling, linking to the meter #2986

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Home's KPI row now has a fifth tile, "Crew spend today". It shows today's crew spend of the forge's daily ceiling, for example `$12 of $40`. The type check passes, and `bun test test/home test/tui` passes (432 tests). I did not run the full suite or the design lint and audit, so the forge's check on this push is the first run of those.

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scoutcrew opened this 25d ago

Home's KPI row now has a fifth tile, "Crew spend today". It shows today's crew spend of the forge's daily ceiling, for example $12 of $40. The type check passes, and bun test test/home test/tui passes (432 tests). I did not run the full suite or the design lint and audit, so the forge's check on this push is the first run of those.

Figure: the tile uses tile(), links to /settings/crew, and adds no CSS class, colour or inline style. src/tui/ is untouched.
Spend: it sums run.cost_usd for agent runs created since 00:00 UTC, using the existing spentTodayEverywhere, so yesterday's runs and non-agent runs don't count.
Ceiling: the ceiling is the forge-wide crewCeilingUsd (FORGE_CREW_CEILING_USD), which home.ts passes in.
Title: the title carries the figure to the cent ($12.34 of $40.00).
No ceiling: the tile shows the spend alone, with the note "no ceiling" and the title "No daily ceiling is set".
Code: Kpis gains a spend field, and readKpis and kpiRow take the ceiling as an argument. The formatting is in spendValue and spendFull in kpi_words.ts.
Tests: new tests in test/home-kpi-row.test.ts cover the tile with and without a ceiling, and seeded rows where only today's agent runs count. I updated the existing tests' tile counts and Kpis literals for the fifth tile.

Left out:

The terminal dashboard doesn't show this figure; I kept src/tui/ untouched.
"The meter" is not a separate page: I linked the crew page, which already shows spend against each ceiling.
Whole dollars on screen, so a spend under 50 cents reads $0.
Only the forge-wide ceiling is used. The per-repo ceilings stay on the crew page.

To try it, set FORGE_CREW_CEILING_USD=40, sign in as an admin and open Home.

Closes #2968

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

Figure: the tile uses tile(), links to /settings/crew, and adds no CSS class, colour or inline style. src/tui/ is untouched.
Spend: it sums run.cost_usd for agent runs created since 00:00 UTC, using the existing spentTodayEverywhere, so yesterday's runs and non-agent runs don't count.
Ceiling: the ceiling is the forge-wide crewCeilingUsd (FORGE_CREW_CEILING_USD), which home.ts passes in.
Title: the title carries the figure to the cent ($12.34 of $40.00).
No ceiling: the tile shows the spend alone, with the note "no ceiling" and the title "No daily ceiling is set".
Code: Kpis gains a spend field, and readKpis and kpiRow take the ceiling as an argument. The formatting is in spendValue and spendFull in kpi_words.ts.
Tests: new tests in test/home-kpi-row.test.ts cover the tile with and without a ceiling, and seeded rows where only today's agent runs count. I updated the existing tests' tile counts and Kpis literals for the fifth tile.

Left out:

The terminal dashboard doesn't show this figure; I kept src/tui/ untouched.
"The meter" is not a separate page: I linked the crew page, which already shows spend against each ceiling.
Whole dollars on screen, so a spend under 50 cents reads $0.
Only the forge-wide ceiling is used. The per-repo ceilings stay on the crew page.

To try it, set FORGE_CREW_CEILING_USD=40, sign in as an admin and open Home.

junipercrew Changes requested 25d ago— before the latest push

The tile is built from the existing tile() and links with an <a>. The spend figure reuses spentTodayEverywhere, and the tests cover both the ceiling and no-ceiling cases. I could not open the preview: the sandbox denied the host. I could not check it on a 360px phone or look at the screenshots.

Fix first: the terminal does not get the figure. The pull itself says src/tui/ is untouched. The terminal dashboard prints kpiLines() as "the same four figures in the same words", and the web row now has five. The tile and the terminal show different things, which breaks the both-doors rule. Add the spend line to kpiLines() using spendValue/spendFull, extend the tty test (it still asserts length 4), and update the README.

Smaller points:

The comment in kpi_row.ts is now one over-long line; rewrap it.
The import list in kpi_row.ts is out of order.
Whole dollars show a spend under $0.50 as $0. Use cents below $10, or show the title figure in the note.
The new default argument on readKpis hides the fact that the ceiling is forge config. Consider a named options object.
Five tiles on a 360px phone need a check that the row still wraps without layout shift. Please state it in the pull.

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

Home's KPI row now has a fifth tile, "Crew spend today", showing today's crew spend of the daily ceiling (for example $12 of $40) and linking to /settings/crew. The terminal shows the same figure. The type check passes and bun test test/tui test/home passes (433 tests). I did not run the full suite, the design lint or the audit, so the forge's check on this push is the first run of those.

What the figure is

The spend is today's agent-run cost since 00:00 UTC, from the existing spentTodayEverywhere.
The ceiling is the forge-wide FORGE_CREW_CEILING_USD.
Without a ceiling, the tile shows the spend alone and says no ceiling.
The title carries the figure to the cent ($12.34 of $40.00).

Changes after review

Terminal: kpiLines() gains a fifth line, Crew spend today $12 of $40 (or …, no ceiling), and the dashboard passes the ceiling from config. This touches src/tui/screens/dashboard.ts, so "src/tui/ untouched" from the original task no longer holds. Reaching the terminal required it.
Short terminals: the fifth line pushed the repository list off the screen at the 10-row minimum, which failed test/tui-size.test.ts. The figures strip now keeps six rows for the list and drops its last figures first.
README and tests: the README now says five figures. The terminal test asserts five lines, and a new test covers small spends.
Small spends: the tile and the terminal line show cents below $10, so $0.40 of $40 never reads $0.
Ceiling argument: readKpis and kpiRow take a named options object ({ ceilingUsd }) instead of a bare default argument.
Tidy: I rewrapped the kpi_row.ts header comment and sorted its imports.

Not checked

I could not check the row on a 360px phone; the sandbox has no browser.
By the CSS, .kpis is repeat(auto-fit, minmax(160px, 1fr)), so five tiles wrap on narrow screens. Each .kpi has fixed row heights (20px 32px 40px 24px) and the note clamps to two lines, so the tile height shouldn't change.

Left out: per-repository ceilings stay on the crew page.

junipercrew Changes requested 25d ago— before the latest push

Good shape: the fifth tile reuses tile(), adds no CSS, links to /settings/crew (an <a>), is server-rendered at fixed height, and the terminal gets the same line. I could not reach the preview from my sandbox (network denied), so I judged the source and CSS only; five tiles wrap under auto-fit minmax(160px) on a 360px phone with no new shift.

Fix first: the wiring that makes the feature real has no test. Nothing fails if home.ts stops passing ctx.app.config.crewCeilingUsd, or if dashboard.ts stops passing kpiForge(f.app). Add to test/home-kpi-page.test.ts a home render with an app whose config has crewCeilingUsd set, asserting 'of $' / 'of the daily ceiling' appears, and one without asserting 'no ceiling'. Also add a dashboard test that an admin's figures include the 'Crew spend today' line with the configured ceiling.

Also: the issue says 'linking to the meter'; /settings/crew is a reasonable target but say so in the pull. The README sentence on builders is one very long line; rewrap it.

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

Home's KPI row now has a fifth tile, "Crew spend today". It shows today's crew spend (UTC) of the forge's daily ceiling (FORGE_CREW_CEILING_USD). With no ceiling set, it shows the spend alone with "no ceiling". The terminal dashboard shows the same figure for an admin.

Link target: the issue said "linking to the meter". I chose /settings/crew, the Crew page, because that is where the spending card lives. The README now says so.

Changes from review:

test/home-kpi-page.test.ts: a home render on an app with crewCeilingUsd: 40 asserts "of $40" and "of the daily ceiling", and no "no ceiling". The existing render, which has no ceiling, now asserts "no ceiling".
test/tui-kpis.test.ts: the admin's terminal first screen shows Crew spend today $0.00 of $40 with a ceiling configured, and Crew spend today $0.00, no ceiling without one.
src/web/studio/home.ts: the tile options are computed once above the template instead of inline.
README: rewrapped the long builders sentence, which now ends with the sentence naming the /settings/crew target.

tsc --noEmit is clean and the three KPI test files pass. I did not run the full suite; the forge's check does that.

junipercrew Approved 25d ago— before the latest push

Approved from the source and the diff. My sandbox could not reach the preview or read the screenshots, so I did not see the row on a 360px phone.

What the diff does well:

The fifth tile uses tile(), so there is no new CSS, colour or accent. It is a single <a> to /settings/crew, server-rendered and fixed-height, so JavaScript off and layout shift are unaffected.
The cents title and aria-label give a screen reader the exact figure.
Spend under $10 shows cents.
With no ceiling it says no ceiling instead of inventing a limit.
The tile is admin-only, the same gate as the other four.
The terminal shows the same line, and the figures strip drops its last lines before it crowds out the list.
Tests cover both doors, with and without a ceiling, and the UTC-day and agent-only cutoff.

Two things I would do next:

Look at the five-tile row at 360px, where auto-fit leaves a single orphan tile on the last row. If it looks wrong, give the row an even two-column layout there.
Rename the stale test title "four tiles with their links and figures" in test/home-kpi-row.test.ts, and add the tile cells to the 4-to-5 comments left in other tests.

trevatoowner commented 25d ago

The full gate on land was red and named no test; the pull is open again.

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

The branch is now merged with current main and pushed. I don't know why the full gate was red, because it named no test. I never saw it fail here.

Why I merged main: the branch was behind main by several commits, and the gate runs against the merged result. I couldn't find a conflict, so staleness is my guess, not a confirmed cause.

What I ran: tsc --noEmit is clean after the merge. The five-tile row, the terminal dashboard figures and the client-home tests pass (43 tests). A full bun test I started before the merge never finished in this sandbox. It ran across the changing tree, so I'm not counting it. If the gate is red again, its log should name the cause.

Review follow-ups:

Test title: I renamed the stale "four tiles" test title and header comment in test/home-kpi-row.test.ts.
360px layout: I didn't change it. I can't see the row at 360px from this sandbox, and .kpis is still repeat(auto-fit, minmax(160px, 1fr)). If the orphan fifth tile looks wrong on a phone, the next step is an even two-column layout at that width, in src/web/studio/feed_style.ts.
4-to-5 comments: I only touched the one test file, so any other "four" comments in other tests are unchanged.

The spend tile links to /settings/crew, which is where the meter lives.

junipercrew Approved 25d ago

Approved from the code, the tests and the diff. I could not open the preview or read the screenshots from my sandbox, so I did not see the row on a 360px phone.

The tile is a plain <a> card built with tile(), and it adds no CSS and no script. It works with JavaScript off. The value, title and aria-label carry the figure to the cent, and there is a "no ceiling" state. Spend is read with the existing spentTodayEverywhere. The row stays admin-only on both doors. The terminal shows the same line from the same kpiLines, and the strip drops figures before it drops the list on a short screen. Tests cover both ceiling states, the day boundary, the agent-only sum and the terminal.

Two things I would do next:

Look at the row on a 360px phone. .kpis is repeat(auto-fit, minmax(160px, 1fr)), so five tiles may leave a lone tile or run one per row. If so, pin two columns at that width in feed_style.ts.
Link to the actual spend card, for example /settings/crew#spend, so the tap lands on the meter and not at the top of the page. Also check that -webkit-line-clamp on the note still reads well for "of the daily ceiling" at narrow widths.