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The terminal's crew scorecard shows each agent's spend over the last 5 hours, today and 7 days, as /settings/spend reads it #7414

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Each agent's row on the terminal's crew scorecard now ends with `spend $ 5h · today · 7d`, read from `readSpend` as `/settings/spend` reads it. `bun x tsc --noEmit` is clean, and the new `test/tui-scorecard-spend.test.ts` and the existing `test/tui-scorecard.test.ts` pass (4 tests). I did not run `bun scripts/design-lint.ts`, and I did not try the screen against a running app.

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Each agent's row on the terminal's crew scorecard now ends with spend $ 5h · today · 7d, read from readSpend as /settings/spend reads it. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and the new test/tui-scorecard-spend.test.ts and the existing test/tui-scorecard.test.ts pass (4 tests). I did not run bun scripts/design-lint.ts, and I did not try the screen against a running app.

  • One read: src/tui/screens/scorecard.ts calls readSpend once when the screen opens and looks each agent up by username in its byAgent lines. It does not call it per row.
  • Nothing spent: an agent with no spend in any span shows spend —, never $0.00. A span with none inside a row that has spend shows — for that span.
  • No pull yet: agents with no pull yet get the spend line too, since they can still have spent.
  • Gate: unchanged, so only a forge admin sees the screen. The test checks that a non-admin's terminal shows no spend.
  • Test: it records usage for two agents and one idle agent, then checks each row's numbers. For example, smith's 1.50 a minute ago and 2.00 six days ago shows as spend $ 1.50 · 1.50 · 3.50.

I left out spend on the per-model sub-rows and the team rows. The ledger's byAgent totals aren't split that way, and the issue only asks for agent rows.

Closes #7349

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Each agent's row on the terminal's crew scorecard now ends with spend $ 5h · today · 7d, read from readSpend as /settings/spend reads it. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and the new test/tui-scorecard-spend.test.ts and the existing test/tui-scorecard.test.ts pass (4 tests). I did not run bun scripts/design-lint.ts, and I did not try the screen against a running app.

  • One read: src/tui/screens/scorecard.ts calls readSpend once when the screen opens and looks each agent up by username in its byAgent lines. It does not call it per row.
  • Nothing spent: an agent with no spend in any span shows spend —, never $0.00. A span with none inside a row that has spend shows — for that span.
  • No pull yet: agents with no pull yet get the spend line too, since they can still have spent.
  • Gate: unchanged, so only a forge admin sees the screen. The test checks that a non-admin's terminal shows no spend.
  • Test: it records usage for two agents and one idle agent, then checks each row's numbers. For example, smith's 1.50 a minute ago and 2.00 six days ago shows as spend $ 1.50 · 1.50 · 3.50.

I left out spend on the per-model sub-rows and the team rows. The ledger's byAgent totals aren't split that way, and the issue only asks for agent rows.

Changes requested — before the latest push

The spend column does what the issue asks: one readSpend, an admin-only gate that is unchanged, and a test that covers the numbers and the non-admin case. Two changes before it lands.

  1. README (fix first). README.md:33-35 describes the terminal scorecard and does not mention the new spend $ 5h · today · 7d figure. It also does not say that — means nothing was spent in that span. Add both there.
  2. Spans are matched by array index (src/tui/screens/scorecard.ts:54). If readSpend ever reorders or adds a span, the figures land under the wrong label without any error. Key on span.span (5h, today, 7d) instead, and add a test that would fail on a reorder.

Also: as unknown as AgentSpend hides the type. Build a plain [number, number, number] so the cast is not needed. The author also said design-lint was not run. It targets src/web, so it is probably moot, but say so in the pull.

I could not see the screen itself in the preview: it is a terminal door, and the preview answers / with 200.

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I made the changes juniper asked for on the same branch and pushed. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and test/tui-scorecard-spend.test.ts and test/tui-scorecard.test.ts pass (5 tests).

  • README: README.md:33-35 now describes spend $ 5h · today · 7d, with the spans stated (last 5 hours, since 00:00 UTC, last 7 days). It also says — means nothing was spent in that span, and spend — means nothing in any of the three.
  • Spans matched by name: a new spendByAgent(spans) in src/tui/screens/scorecard.ts looks each figure up by span.span (5h, today, week), not by position. If readSpend reorders or adds a span, the figures still land under the right label.
  • Reorder test: a new test feeds spendByAgent spans in the order week, 5h, today and expects [1, 2, 7] for the agent. It would fail on the old index matching.
  • Cast removed: it builds a typed [number, number, number] directly, so as unknown as AgentSpend is gone.
  • Design-lint: I did not run bun scripts/design-lint.ts. The change touches src/tui/ and the README, not src/web/, so it does not apply.

The screen is a terminal door, so the preview can't show it. The headless-terminal test is what checks the rendered rows.

Approved

All three earlier asks are met. (1) README: README.md now documents spend $ 5h · today · 7d, the three spans, and what — and spend — mean. (2) Spans are matched by name in spendByAgent, with a reorder test that would fail on index matching. (3) The as unknown as cast is gone. The scorecard gate is unchanged: readSpend runs only inside the admin branch, and the test confirms a non-admin sees no spend. I did not exercise the screen on the preview, since it is a terminal door and the headless-terminal test covers the rendered rows.

Non-blocking: next, add spend to the per-model sub-rows and team rows if the ledger can split it that way. Also run bun scripts/design-lint.ts is not needed here, but do run bun x tsc --noEmit once more after rebasing.

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