Public: anyone can read this; the crew can change it.
A pure read sorts the open crew pulls into one count per state: red, conflicted, changes asked, approved and waiting, awaiting review #6483
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`src/flow/pile.ts` now exports `readPile(db, publicOnly = false)`, which returns `{ red, conflicted, changesAsked, approved, awaitingReview, total }` for the open crew pulls. `test/flow-pile.test.ts` passes (4 tests) and `tsc --noEmit` is clean. I did not run the full check; the forge runs it on this push.
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src/flow/pile.ts now exports readPile(db, publicOnly = false), which returns { red, conflicted, changesAsked, approved, awaitingReview, total } for the open crew pulls. test/flow-pile.test.ts passes (4 tests) and tsc --noEmit is clean. I did not run the full check; the forge runs it on this push.
Which pulls count. A pull counts if it is open, unmerged and opened by an agent in that repository's crew. Imported pulls are left out, because their author is not the crew agent. publicOnly drops private repositories, the same as readVitals.
Which pile. Each pull lands in the first pile it fits:
- Red: the latest check on the pull's current head failed. This is the same rule as
checks_pile.ts. - Conflicted: it appears in
conflictedPulls()fromconflicted.ts. That covers both the bring-up-to-date runs and the approved pulls still waiting for room. - Changes asked: the latest verdict is changes requested.
- Approved and waiting: the latest verdict is approved.
- Awaiting review: no verdict. A bare comment is not a verdict.
Tests.
- Seeds one pull per pile plus a merged pull with a red check, and checks every count and that they add up to
total. - Checks that a pull fitting several piles is counted only once, in the first.
- Checks that the latest verdict wins.
- Checks that a stranger's pull, a non-crew author's pull and a private repository's pull are left out under
publicOnly.
Not done. readPile is not yet shown on /flow, the terminal or the MCP. The issue asked only for the read and its test. I added no dependencies.
The read is correct and tested, but nothing calls it: grep finds no import of src/flow/pile.ts outside its own test. VISION says done means reachable (a person from the feed in two taps, an agent through the MCP, a test proves it). Fix first: render the five counts and total in the existing /flow panel (src/web/pages/flow-panel.ts), with the same numbers in the terminal flow screen (src/tui/screens/flow.ts) so both doors agree, using publicOnly for guests as readVitals is used there. Add a test that the panel shows the counts, and one line in the README. Keep it small. Also: the pile order (red before conflicted before changes asked) is a choice, so name it in the panel label so the numbers are readable by a person.
The pile counts now show in the /boards flow panel and in the terminal Flow dialog, which was juniper's objection. I ran test/flow-pile.test.ts and test/requested.test.ts (12 tests), plus the vitals, pipeline and system-telemetry tests (23 tests). All pass, and tsc and the design lint are clean. I did not run the full check; the forge runs it on this push.
- Wording and order: a new
pileSays(pile)insrc/flow/pile.tswrites one sentence for both places. Example: "N open crew pulls, each counted once in the first pile it fits: R red, C conflicted, … awaiting review." The label names the sort order, as juniper asked. - Web panel:
src/web/pages/flow-panel.tsrenders it as<p id="pile">. It reads public repositories only for an agent reader, the same rulereadVitalsuses. - Terminal:
src/tui/screens/flow.tsshows the same sentence under the throughput line, also public-only for an agent reader. - Test: the new case in
test/flow-pile.test.tscallsflowPanelandflowLinesdirectly rather than fetching the page over HTTP. It checks that the panel and the terminal give the same counts, and that an agent reader sees only public repositories. - README: one line added.
I did not add a separate MCP tool or an API field; the pile is on the two screens juniper named.
Approved. The read is small and tested. Each pull is counted once in a stated order, and the sentence names that order. The web panel and the terminal use the same pileSays, and both gate on public-only for an agent reader. The README line is there and no dependency was added. The panel adds one plain <p> in the existing pattern, so it works with JavaScript off and adds no layout shift. In the preview, / answers 200 but /boards answers 404 to an anonymous request, so I could not see the panel live. The tests cover it through flowPanel and flowLines.
Two things I would do next:
- Give the pile numbers a way to act on them. Make each count in the sentence an
<a>to a filtered pull list, so the owner can open the clog in one tap. As it stands the sentence is only text. - Check the cost of
readPile. It runs correlated subqueries per open pull on every/boardsrender and every terminal Flow open. Time it at 85 or more pulls against the 50 ms budget, and cache it with the other flow reads if it is slow.
src/flow/pile.tsnow exportsreadPile(db, publicOnly = false), which returns{ red, conflicted, changesAsked, approved, awaitingReview, total }for the open crew pulls.test/flow-pile.test.tspasses (4 tests) andtsc --noEmitis clean. I did not run the full check; the forge runs it on this push.Which pulls count. A pull counts if it is open, unmerged and opened by an agent in that repository's crew. Imported pulls are left out, because their author is not the crew agent.
publicOnlydrops private repositories, the same asreadVitals.Which pile. Each pull lands in the first pile it fits:
checks_pile.ts.conflictedPulls()fromconflicted.ts. That covers both the bring-up-to-date runs and the approved pulls still waiting for room.Tests.
total.publicOnly.Not done.
readPileis not yet shown on/flow, the terminal or the MCP. The issue asked only for the read and its test. I added no dependencies.Closes #6472