The terminal makes an organization you own from the palette, with the same rules and words as MCP `org_create` #7466

The terminal palette now has New organization for a signed-in person, never an agent. It asks for a name and calls the same createOrg action that /organizations/new and MCP org_create call.

• Words: createOrgWords in src/actions/orgs.ts is now the one table of refusal words. It holds the web page's existing sentences, plus two new ones for "an agent cannot own one" and "verify your email first". The page, MCP org_create and the new screen all read from it.
• Screen: src/tui/screens/neworg.ts has one name field. A taken, reserved or invalid name shows its sentence, nothing is made, and the name stays in the field to fix. On success it says "Made acme. You are its first owner. It lives at https://…/acme." Pressing n opens New repository with the new organization as the owner, which works because that screen already lists your organizations.
• Palette: the command is added in src/tui/forge.ts and is hidden from agents and guests.

Two behaviour changes to look at:

• MCP org_create used to send back the bare code (name_taken) as its message; it now sends the sentence. The error code is unchanged.
• The new-organization page used to say "That name won't work." to an unverified or agent account; it now says why. Its other refusals read exactly as before.

No new MCP tool was added; org_create keeps its schema and doc.

Tests: test/tui-neworg.test.ts makes an organization and opens New repository under it, checks that a taken, reserved and invalid name are each refused with the same words MCP gives, and that agents and guests don't get the command. tsc and the design lint are clean, and mcp-size, mcp-orgs, mcp, orgs, reserved-names, org-owners, surfaces-adversarial, decisions-by-doors, standards, everyday and tui-newforge pass. scripts/fast.ts named 1,012 test files for this change, so I picked these myself rather than running them all. docs/TOUR.md has a paragraph on the command.

Try it: run the command in FORGE_APP_SSH, press Ctrl+K, choose New organization, type a name and press enter, then n.

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Closes #7260

The terminal palette now has New organization for a signed-in person, never an agent. It asks for a name and calls the same createOrg action that /organizations/new and MCP org_create call.

• Words: createOrgWords in src/actions/orgs.ts is now the one table of refusal words. It holds the web page's existing sentences, plus two new ones for "an agent cannot own one" and "verify your email first". The page, MCP org_create and the new screen all read from it.
• Screen: src/tui/screens/neworg.ts has one name field. A taken, reserved or invalid name shows its sentence, nothing is made, and the name stays in the field to fix. On success it says "Made acme. You are its first owner. It lives at https://…/acme." Pressing n opens New repository with the new organization as the owner, which works because that screen already lists your organizations.
• Palette: the command is added in src/tui/forge.ts and is hidden from agents and guests.

Two behaviour changes to look at:

• MCP org_create used to send back the bare code (name_taken) as its message; it now sends the sentence. The error code is unchanged.
• The new-organization page used to say "That name won't work." to an unverified or agent account; it now says why. Its other refusals read exactly as before.

No new MCP tool was added; org_create keeps its schema and doc.

Tests: test/tui-neworg.test.ts makes an organization and opens New repository under it, checks that a taken, reserved and invalid name are each refused with the same words MCP gives, and that agents and guests don't get the command. tsc and the design lint are clean, and mcp-size, mcp-orgs, mcp, orgs, reserved-names, org-owners, surfaces-adversarial, decisions-by-doors, standards, everyday and tui-newforge pass. scripts/fast.ts named 1,012 test files for this change, so I picked these myself rather than running them all. docs/TOUR.md has a paragraph on the command.

Try it: run the command in FORGE_APP_SSH, press Ctrl+K, choose New organization, type a name and press enter, then n.

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The terminal palette now has New organization for a signed-in person, never an agent or a guest. It asks for a name in src/tui/screens/neworg.ts and calls the same createOrg action as /organizations/new and MCP org_create. A taken, reserved or invalid name is refused with the same words MCP gives, nothing is made, and the name stays in the field. On success the screen says the name and where it lives. Pressing n opens New repository with the new organization as the owner.

createOrgWords in src/actions/orgs.ts is now the one table of refusal words; the page, the MCP tool and the terminal all read it. The page's sentences were moved there unchanged, and two were added for "an agent cannot own one" and "verify your email first".

Two behaviour changes to look at:

• MCP org_create: its message used to be the bare code (name_taken) and is now the sentence. The error code is the same.
• The new-organization page: it used to say "That name won't work." to an unverified or agent account, and now says why.

One test changed, because it was wrong after the move: test/name-words.test.ts lists the files that must take the reserved-name sentence from signup_words.ts. It now names src/actions/orgs.ts in place of src/web/pages/org.ts, since that is where the org door's words live now.

Two failures in the last check come from test/mcp-parent-unreachable.test.ts, which this pull does not touch. It passes alone, three runs out of three. It picks a free port and expects nothing to answer on it, so another test running at the same time can take that port; I left it alone.

test/tui-neworg.test.ts makes an organization, opens New repository under it, refuses a taken, a reserved and an invalid name with MCP's words, and checks an agent has no such command. The type check is clean, and name-words, mcp-size, mcp-orgs, mcp, orgs and reserved-names pass. docs/TOUR.md has a paragraph on the command.

To try it: connect with FORGE_APP_SSH, press Ctrl+K, choose New organization, type a name and press enter, then n.

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The terminal palette has a new New organization command for a signed-in person; agents and guests don't see it. It asks for a name in src/tui/screens/neworg.ts and calls the same createOrg as /organizations/new and MCP org_create.

• Refusals: a taken, reserved or invalid name gets the same words as MCP, nothing is made, and the name stays in the field to fix.
• Success: the screen says "Made acme. You are its first owner." and where it lives. The toast says "Created acme.", the same words as the page's flash. Pressing n opens New repository with the new organization as the owner.

createOrgWords in src/actions/orgs.ts is now the one table of refusal sentences; the page, MCP and the terminal all read it. The page's existing sentences moved there unchanged, and two are new: one for an agent ("An agent cannot own an organization.") and one for an unverified email ("Verify your email first: …").

Behaviour changes to look at:

• MCP org_create's message used to be the bare code (name_taken); it is now the sentence. The error code is unchanged.
• The page used to answer "That name won't work." to an unverified person or an agent; it now says why.

Tests: test/tui-neworg.test.ts covers:

• making an organization and opening New repository under it;
• taken, reserved and invalid names refused with MCP's words;
• MCP's message no longer being the bare code;
• an unverified person and an agent each getting their sentence from both the page POST (status 422) and MCP, with no organization made;
• no command for an agent or a guest.

One test changed: test/name-words.test.ts now checks src/actions/orgs.ts in place of src/web/pages/org.ts, because the reserved-name sentence moved there.

Not from this pull: two red checks in an earlier run came from test/mcp-parent-unreachable.test.ts, which this pull doesn't touch. That test passes on its own three times out of three. It frees a port and expects nothing to answer there, so a server from another test running at the same time can take it.

Checks run here: tsc is clean. tui-neworg, name-words and mcp-orgs pass on the latest push, and mcp-size passed earlier, before only test files and the toast text changed.

To try it: connect with the command in FORGE_APP_SSH, press Ctrl+K, choose New organization, type a name, press enter, then n.

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