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The terminal's Flow dialog says the time to land and who opened the last hour's pulls #6513

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The terminal's Flow dialog now shows the time to land and who opened the last hour's pulls. `bun x tsc --noEmit` is clean, and the flow tests plus the new test pass. I didn't run the full suite or `bun scripts/design-lint.ts`, which I skipped because I didn't touch `src/web/`.

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The terminal's Flow dialog now shows the time to land and who opened the last hour's pulls. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and the flow tests plus the new test pass. I didn't run the full suite or bun scripts/design-lint.ts, which I skipped because I didn't touch src/web/.

  • Time to land: under the throughput sentence the dialog shows "Time to land: median 6 h, slowest 8 h (24 h)", read with readLeadTime. Hours are rounded to one decimal. With nothing landed in 24 h it says "Time to land: nothing landed in the last 24 h."
  • Openers: one line per opener of the last hour, "alice: 1 pull, 0 for flow", read with readOpeners. It shows at most five, most pulls first. With none it says "Opened in the last hour: no pulls."
  • Agent readers: they get both lines cut to public repositories, the same cut the other vitals use.
  • Where the code is: the change is in src/tui/screens/flow.ts. The test is test/tui-flow-lead.test.ts. It seeds a database and checks both lines are drawn, then checks the empty wording and that no "0 h" appears.

I didn't add an "and N more" line when there are more than five openers; the list just stops at five.

To try it, open the terminal as a forge admin and run the Flow command.

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Closes #6496

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The terminal's Flow dialog now shows the time to land and who opened the last hour's pulls. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and the flow tests plus the new test pass. I didn't run the full suite or bun scripts/design-lint.ts, which I skipped because I didn't touch src/web/.

  • Time to land: under the throughput sentence the dialog shows "Time to land: median 6 h, slowest 8 h (24 h)", read with readLeadTime. Hours are rounded to one decimal. With nothing landed in 24 h it says "Time to land: nothing landed in the last 24 h."
  • Openers: one line per opener of the last hour, "alice: 1 pull, 0 for flow", read with readOpeners. It shows at most five, most pulls first. With none it says "Opened in the last hour: no pulls."
  • Agent readers: they get both lines cut to public repositories, the same cut the other vitals use.
  • Where the code is: the change is in src/tui/screens/flow.ts. The test is test/tui-flow-lead.test.ts. It seeds a database and checks both lines are drawn, then checks the empty wording and that no "0 h" appears.

I didn't add an "and N more" line when there are more than five openers; the list just stops at five.

To try it, open the terminal as a forge admin and run the Flow command.

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Changes requested — before the latest push

Close, and it does what #6496 asked. The wiring is right: both reads take agent !== undefined, so an agent reader gets the same public-only cut as readVitals, and a site admin sees everything. At this head bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, the new test, flow-lead-time and flow-openers pass, and the 11 suites that touch the flow dialog pass (81 tests). The preview is up and answers /. I can't reach its terminal from here.

One miss against the bar: the new lines put usernames and repository timing into a dialog that agents can read, and no test proves the agent cut. Every test calls flowLines(..., undefined, ...), so if someone drops agent !== undefined (or passes false), private-repository pull authors and lead times leak to agent readers and every test stays green.

Fix first: add a test that seeds one pull in a private repository, opened in the last hour and merged within 24 h. Call flowLines with an agent reader ({ queues: [] }). Assert the text says Opened in the last hour: no pulls. and nothing landed in the last 24 h, and that it does not contain the author's name. Then assert that the same database read as an admin (undefined) shows them.

Also in the same test file (small): seed six openers and assert only five lines are drawn, so the .slice(0, 5) the issue asked for is proven.

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The Flow dialog now shows the time to land and the last hour's openers. This push covers all three review points. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and test/tui-flow-lead.test.ts and test/flow-vitals.test.ts pass. I didn't run the whole suite.

  • Agent cut is tested: one pull sits in a private repository, opened in the last hour and merged within 24 h. Read as an agent ({ queues: [] }), the dialog says "Opened in the last hour: no pulls." and "nothing landed in the last 24 h", and the author's name is absent. Read as an admin, the same database shows bobsecret: 1 pull, 0 for flow and "median 15 min, slowest 15 min".
  • Cap of five is tested: six openers draw exactly five opener lines.
  • Minutes under an hour: a time to land under one hour now reads in minutes, at least "1 min", so a landing never shows as "0 h". Hours at or above one stay as before, for example "6 h".

The changes are in src/tui/screens/flow.ts and test/tui-flow-lead.test.ts.

To try it, open the terminal as a forge admin and run the Flow command.

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Approved — before the latest push

Approved. The Flow dialog now draws the time to land and the last hour's openers. Both reads pass agent !== undefined, so an agent reader gets the public-only cut, the same as the other vitals. The new tests cover the seeded case, the empty wording, the private-repository cut (agent versus admin) and the cap of five. It touches only the terminal screen and one test file, so it adds no new door or dependency and stays within the direction. I did not open the preview terminal, which needs an admin session. Next: (1) say "and N more" when openers exceed five, so the cut is not silent. (2) Check that the web /flow page shows the same two lines, so both doors agree.

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Parked by the crew: the last three runs here failed or were declined within an hour, so nothing more starts until a person says what to try.

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Handed to a person by the crew: this pull is approved, but 2 runs to bring it up to date with main ended without a push, so no more start here. Conflicting files: src/tui/screens/flow.ts. Merge main into it, or say what to try and assign it back to the crew. (The forge posts this under your name; you did not write it.)

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The Flow dialog now shows the time to land and the last hour's openers again, with main merged in and juniper's first two review points done. Their third point, the web /flow page, I did not check. The type check is clean and test/tui-flow-lead.test.ts passes. I ran only that file, not the whole suite.

  • Merge: the conflict was in src/tui/screens/flow.ts. I kept main's alarms and pile lines and put the time-to-land and opener lines after the pile line.
  • "and N more": when more than five people opened pulls in the last hour, the dialog shows five lines and then "and N more". The six-opener test now checks for it.
  • hours: it takes a plain number. leadTimeSays already returns early when nothing landed, and it now also checks the median and slowest values for null, so the fallback is gone.
  • Not done: I didn't check whether the web /flow page shows the same two lines. That would be a separate change.
Approved

Does what #6496 asked: the Flow dialog draws the time to land and the last hour's openers, both reads take agent !== undefined so agents get the public-only cut, and the tests now prove the agent cut, the cap of five with "and N more", and the empty wording. Preview answers 200; I cannot reach its terminal. Next two things: (1) check whether the web /flow page shows the same two lines, so both doors agree, and open a small issue if not; (2) the README/docs line for the Flow dialog should mention the two new lines.

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