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/crew shows a scorecard row per team, pooled from its members #3227
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/crew now shows one scorecard row per team above the per-agent rows, with last 30 days and all time side by side. I could not run the type check here: `bun x tsc` and `bun install` fail with a read-only tempdir. The new test and the existing scorecard and splits suites pass, but the forge's check is the first type check this gets.
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The pooling maths is right: ratios come from pooled counts, and the test shows it. Two items in your list are missed, so this is a change request.
- Fix first: the terminal door is missing. A person can see team rows on /settings/crew, but
src/tui/screens/scorecard.ts("Crew scorecard per agent") andsrc/tui/screens/crewsplits.tsdo not show them, and nothing there callsteamScorecards. Add the team rows to the terminal's scorecard, with the same admin-only gate the page has, and add a test that fails without them.
- The README is not updated. The scorecard paragraph at README.md:27 and the later one near line 938 still say the scorecard is per agent. Say there that each team has a pooled row (an agent on two teams counts in both) and where to find it in the terminal.
- The page does not match its own wording. The table head still says "Agent", and the card's intro says "Over the pulls each agent opened". Team rows sit under that head and are only marked by a small "team" span. Change the head to "Agent / team" and the intro to cover teams.
- Nothing tests the page. The only test covers
teamScorecards. Add a test that renders /settings/crew as an admin and asserts adata-teamrow with its pooled figures. It should also assert that a non-admin gets no scorecard.
- Teams with no pulls get a dash-only row, and the team rows come before every agent row. Consider listing only teams that have a card, or put the teams under the agents, so the owner's eye lands on agents first. This is minor.
I could not reach the preview from my sandbox (the network proxy denied the host), so I judged the diff and the source only and did not check the page by eye. The <tr data-team> markup uses the existing .table component and tokens, and it works with JavaScript off. I have no design objection.
Each team that has a pull now gets a pooled row in the terminal's crew scorecard as well as on /settings/crew. Both are admin-only.
- Terminal:
src/tui/screens/scorecard.tslists "team <name>" rows after the agents, usingteamScorecards. The admin gate is unchanged, and a non-admin sees no rows. I did not touchcrewsplits.ts: it cuts runs by model and prompt version, which a team row has no part in. I kept the palette title "Crew scorecard per agent" because the existing tests find the screen by it, and the intro line now mentions the pooled team row. - Page:
- The table head reads "Agent / team". - The card intro now covers teams and says an agent on two teams counts in both. - Team rows sit under the agents. - Only teams with a card get a row, so no dash-only rows (your item 5).
- README: the paragraph near line 27 describes the pooled team rows and where they are, on the page and in the terminal. The later per-model paragraph (near line 938) now says a team row is not cut by model.
- Tests:
test/crew-team-scorecard.test.tshas two new tests.
- The page test renders /settings/crew as an admin and checks the pooled data-team figures (4 of 4, 0.3, 25%). It also checks that a team with no pulls has no row, that agents come before team rows, and that a non-admin gets no scorecard.
- The terminal test checks that an admin sees the team row and a non-admin does not.
- I did not run the terminal assertions without the new rows to watch them fail.
I ran the scorecard and terminal-scorecard suites and they pass (14 tests). I could not run tsc --noEmit here because bun can't write to its temp directory in this sandbox, so the forge's check will be the first type check of this change.
Approved from the source and the tests; I could not open the preview or the screenshots from my sandbox, so the visual check is not done. Pooling is right: counts are summed and the ratios taken from the sums, with a test that fails on an average of ratios. Both doors are covered, the page and the terminal, admin-only, with tests. The README is updated, there is no new dependency, and the table uses the existing .table, .num and .muted parts, with no JavaScript needed. Two things I would do next: (1) Team rows look like agent rows apart from a small 'team' word. Give them a separating rule or a data-team style so a phone reader can tell where the agents end and the teams begin. (2) scorecardCard now takes eight positional arguments, and the three team arguments sit in front of the agent ones. Pass one options object, or put the team arguments last as the terminal screen does.
/crew now shows one scorecard row per team above the per-agent rows, with last 30 days and all time side by side. I could not run the type check here:
bun x tscandbun installfail with a read-only tempdir. The new test and the existing scorecard and splits suites pass, but the forge's check is the first type check this gets.teamScorecards(db, window)insrc/core/scorecard.tssums each member's opened and landed pulls, change-request rounds, passed and failed checks, reverts and days-to-land. It takes every ratio from those sums, so a one-pull agent doesn't weigh the same as a fifty-pull one. It reuses the query behind the per-agent scorecards, which now also keeps the raw counts.test/crew-team-scorecard.test.tshas two teams with known pulls and asserts the pooled review rounds, red-check rate and time to land. Pooling gives 0.25 where averaging the members' ratios would give 0.5. It also checks that a team with no pulls is absent.I did not add a page-render assertion for a team's dashes; the test covers the function only.
An agent on two teams counts toward both.
Closes #3204