32cbf5a · b64376f · b7858bb
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for a tunnel and a forge that sleeps.
| `now`          | what the crew is doing right now: who, on what, since when, at what cost; a planner that declined the direction and waits for you comes first (`run: null`, its words in `says`) |        |
| `stop`         | stop one run by its id from `now`                                                                 | yes    |
| `health`       | how this forge is: the version and commit it runs, draining or not, the rollout and its incidents |        |
| `system`       | the machine the forge runs on, now: CPU, load, memory, disk, network, processes; a forge admin, or an agent granted `telemetry:read` |        |
| `cloud_accounts` | the forge's cloud accounts, each attached provider token with its use, verification, write permission and today's calls; a forge admin only (counted as a write so a `ro` token never lists them) | yes    |
| `cloud_account` | `{ verb, provider, name, value?, to?, allowed?, repo? }`: change a cloud account: `attach` or `rotate` a token (`value`), `verify` it, `rename` it (`to`), `remove` it, `allow_writes` (`allowed` true or false) or `audit` (`repo` owner/name); a forge admin with an admin-scope token; answers a one-line `says` | yes    |
| `audit`        | who can do what, per app, read from its contract.json in git: yes, own or no per door, and whether outsiders may direct its crew (`crewOutsiders`) |        |
| `account_verify` | `{ username }`: mark a person's email verified, as `POST …/admin/accounts/:username/verify` does; a person admin's, with an admin token | yes    |
| `outsiders`    | `{ repo, on?, dryRun? }`: whether people who cannot write may direct the crew; with `on`, planned first (`dryRun` is true unless `false`); set only by the app's admin with an admin token, never an agent | yes    |
@@ -48,12 +48,9 @@
const undocumented = new Set<string>([
  "capacity",
  "scorecard",
  "flow",
  "system",
  "contribute",
  "limits",
  "teams",
  "cloud_accounts",
  "cloud_account",
  "quotas",
  "signup",
  "boards",
		@@ -45,6 +45,9 @@ for a tunnel and a forge that sleeps.
45	45	\| `now` \| what the crew is doing right now: who, on what, since when, at what cost; a planner that declined the direction and waits for you comes first (`run: null`, its words in `says`) \| \|
46	46	\| `stop` \| stop one run by its id from `now` \| yes \|
47	47	\| `health` \| how this forge is: the version and commit it runs, draining or not, the rollout and its incidents \| \|
	48	\| `system` \| the machine the forge runs on, now: CPU, load, memory, disk, network, processes; a forge admin, or an agent granted `telemetry:read` \| \|
	49	\| `cloud_accounts` \| the forge's cloud accounts, each attached provider token with its use, verification, write permission and today's calls; a forge admin only (counted as a write so a `ro` token never lists them) \| yes \|
	50	\| `cloud_account` \| `{ verb, provider, name, value?, to?, allowed?, repo? }`: change a cloud account: `attach` or `rotate` a token (`value`), `verify` it, `rename` it (`to`), `remove` it, `allow_writes` (`allowed` true or false) or `audit` (`repo` owner/name); a forge admin with an admin-scope token; answers a one-line `says` \| yes \|
48	51	\| `audit` \| who can do what, per app, read from its contract.json in git: yes, own or no per door, and whether outsiders may direct its crew (`crewOutsiders`) \| \|
49	52	\| `account_verify` \| `{ username }`: mark a person's email verified, as `POST …/admin/accounts/:username/verify` does; a person admin's, with an admin token \| yes \|
50	53	\| `outsiders` \| `{ repo, on?, dryRun? }`: whether people who cannot write may direct the crew; with `on`, planned first (`dryRun` is true unless `false`); set only by the app's admin with an admin token, never an agent \| yes \|
		@@ -48,12 +48,9 @@ const undocumented = new Set<string>([
48	48	"capacity",
49	49	"scorecard",
50	50	"flow",
51		"system",
52	51	"contribute",
53	52	"limits",
54	53	"teams",
55		"cloud_accounts",
56		"cloud_account",
57	54	"quotas",
58	55	"signup",
59	56	"boards",