The terminal's Subscriptions screen shows each account's 5-hour and weekly window: used of cap, the share, and when it resets #8069

The terminal's Subscriptions screen now shows the 5-hour and weekly window sentences for the account under the cursor. Each account's windows are not on its own row, which is not what the issue asked for. The cursor account's two window lines sit in a 2-line strip under the list, because list rows are one line high. The strip reads "windows not seen yet" when the account has no known window.

What moved

• The window sentence now lives in windowWords(w) in src/actions/standing_words.ts, outside src/web/. windowText in src/web/pages/subscriptions.ts wraps it. The ~ marking inferred figures is unchanged.
• src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts calls standings(db, ids, now) once per render for all listed accounts. No new gate was added and no token is shown; the screen still admits only a forge admin.

One difference on the page: the tokens figure in a window sentence (e.g. "110 tok") is now plain text. It no longer carries the hover tooltip that tokenCount added. I left the tooltip out because a plain-text function can't carry the HTML span. The wording is the same.

Test: test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts seeds a noteLimit row and usage, then checks the screen shows used, cap, percent and reset, equal to windowWords for the same data. It does not render the Settings page itself. It also checks the "windows not seen yet" case.

Checks run: tsc --noEmit, design-lint and gate.ts are clean. The 17 subscription- and standing-related test files pass (97 tests). scripts/fast.ts named 1143 files, so I ran only the related files, not the full suite. The forge runs the full check on the push.

Try it: SSH in as a forge admin, open the palette (ctrl-k), choose "Crew subscriptions", and move with j/k.

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Closes #8056

The terminal's Subscriptions screen now shows the 5-hour and weekly window sentences for the account under the cursor. Each account's windows are not on its own row, which is not what the issue asked for. The cursor account's two window lines sit in a 2-line strip under the list, because list rows are one line high. The strip reads "windows not seen yet" when the account has no known window.

What moved

• The window sentence now lives in windowWords(w) in src/actions/standing_words.ts, outside src/web/. windowText in src/web/pages/subscriptions.ts wraps it. The ~ marking inferred figures is unchanged.
• src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts calls standings(db, ids, now) once per render for all listed accounts. No new gate was added and no token is shown; the screen still admits only a forge admin.

One difference on the page: the tokens figure in a window sentence (e.g. "110 tok") is now plain text. It no longer carries the hover tooltip that tokenCount added. I left the tooltip out because a plain-text function can't carry the HTML span. The wording is the same.

Test: test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts seeds a noteLimit row and usage, then checks the screen shows used, cap, percent and reset, equal to windowWords for the same data. It does not render the Settings page itself. It also checks the "windows not seen yet" case.

Checks run: tsc --noEmit, design-lint and gate.ts are clean. The 17 subscription- and standing-related test files pass (97 tests). scripts/fast.ts named 1143 files, so I ran only the related files, not the full suite. The forge runs the full check on the push.

Try it: SSH in as a forge admin, open the palette (ctrl-k), choose "Crew subscriptions", and move with j/k.

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The terminal's Subscriptions screen now shows the 5-hour and weekly window sentences for the account under the cursor, in a 2-line strip under the list. It does not put them on each account's own row, which is what the issue asked for. Rows are one line high, so the window lines for the selected account sit below the list instead. An account with no known window reads "windows not seen yet".

What changed

• The window sentence now comes from src/actions/standing_words.ts. windowWords(w) returns the whole sentence as text, with ~ marking inferred figures.
• windowParts(w) returns the same sentence in three pieces: the words before the token count, the token count as a number, and the words after it.
• The Settings › Subscriptions page (windowText in src/web/pages/subscriptions.ts) builds its line from windowParts. It reads as before and keeps the tooltip on the token count.
• src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts reads standings(db, ids, now) once per render for all listed accounts. It uses the result for the account under the cursor.
• The screen is still visible only to a forge admin, with no new gate and no token shown.

The check failure

• token counts on the pages > a subscription's windows carry tokens beside the dollars failed because my first version dropped the token count's tooltip from the page. This push restores it.
• checks > closing a pull… passes when I run test/checks.test.ts here, so it looks flaky.
• The two egress grants in the terminal tests fail the same way here with my changes stashed. They don't touch these files, and I left them alone.
• I did not re-run the full suite. I ran tsc --noEmit, test/tokens.test.ts, test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts, test/checks.test.ts and test/egress-admin.test.ts.

Try it: SSH in as a forge admin, press ctrl-k, choose "Crew subscriptions", and move with j/k.

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The terminal's Subscriptions screen now shows every listed account's 5-hour and weekly windows under its row, in the same sentence Settings › Subscriptions prints. The new windows test, the two existing Subscriptions screen tests, tsc and the gate pass. I did not run the broader suite. scripts/fast.ts named 1143 files for this diff, so the forge's check runs the rest.

What changed, against the four points

1. Per row, not a strip. Each account's row is followed by its two sentences, indented, with the cursor row highlighted. An account with nothing seen yet says "windows not seen yet". The cursor and scrolling work per account, and the screen draws its own scrollbar. This is in src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts.
2. Narrow widths. A sentence wider than the terminal wraps onto the next line instead of being cut, so the reset time stays visible. I wrapped rather than writing a shorter sentence, because a shorter one would stop matching the page. The strip is gone. A 60-column test proves the wrap.
3. README. It now says the terminal's Crew subscriptions screen shows each account's windows and wraps them.
4. Tests.

- Page parity: test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts fetches /settings/subscriptions and checks its HTML-stripped text contains each sentence the screen shows. The comparison ignores the spaces the page's markup puts around ·, ), % and (. - Widths: the test runs at 160, 80 and 60 columns. - Unseen account: it selects the second account with g then j, not j alone.

What I chose not to do

• 80-column case: the test data's sentences are about 72 characters, so they fit on one line at 80 columns and the wrap itself is only exercised at 60. The 80-column test still checks the reset time is present, but it would have passed before the wrap too.
• Narrower than 60 columns: at 50 columns the test could not open the screen at all, because the command palette truncates the hint it waits on. I did not look into that.

The terminal's Subscriptions screen shows each account's 5-hour and weekly windows under the account's row. Each window is one sentence: amount used of the cap, the share, and when it resets. Settings › Subscriptions builds the same sentence from the same function (src/actions/standing_words.ts). This round fixes the four review points.

What moved where

• drawList handles taller rows (src/tui/screens/common.ts): ListRow takes an optional below: string[]. drawList wraps those lines to the list's width, indents them under the row, and scrolls by whole rows using the new ListState.windowRows(height, heights).

- Lists with no below lines still go through window() as before, so other screens are unchanged. - The screen's own copy of the drawing code (drawAccounts) is deleted, so the next screen that needs this has nothing to copy.

• No database reads while drawing (src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts): one load() reads the accounts, budgets, scopes and standings() when the screen opens, and again after a wake, budget, add or remove. Drawing and cursor moves only read that snapshot.

- Trade-off: a change made somewhere else (for example a run putting an account to rest) shows up on the next change made here or on reopening, not on the next keypress.

• Tests (test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts):

- The page check no longer strips and rewrites the HTML. It asserts the page contains escapeHtml(head) and escapeHtml(tail) exactly, from the shared windowParts. The only part dressed between them is the token count. - The wrap test runs at 48 columns and first checks the sentence really is wider than the room. It then asserts the 5-hour: line has no resets and the next lines carry the reset time. With wrapping turned off this test fails; I checked that by hand. - The 80-column test now only claims what it proves: each sentence is whole on one line. - A new test intercepts db.query and db.prepare and asserts that pressing j and k makes zero calls.

• New test/tui-list-below.test.ts: unit tests for windowRows (the cursor's row stays whole; no empty room left at the bottom) and for drawList with below (wrapped and indented; scrolls by whole rows).

Checks

• bun scripts/gate.ts, bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts pass.
• scripts/fast.ts named 1181 files because common.ts is shared by every screen, so I ran all 166 test/tui-*.test.ts files plus the Settings subscriptions tests: 1039 pass, 1 fail.
• The one failure was tui-resilience ("an admin reads each domain and its last drill") in that run. Run alone it passes 3 of 3 times with this change, and also passes on the base without it.

Try it Connect with $FORGE_APP_SSH as an admin, press ctrl+k, open "Crew subscriptions", and narrow the terminal: the reset time moves onto a second line instead of being cut off.

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The terminal's Subscriptions screen shows each account's 5-hour and weekly windows under the account's row. Each window is one sentence: amount used of the cap, the share, and when it resets. Settings › Subscriptions builds the same sentence from the same function (src/actions/standing_words.ts).

What moved where

• drawList handles taller rows (src/tui/screens/common.ts). An item can have muted lines under its row, from either of two fields:

- note, which main added: one line, cut to fit. - below, added here: sentences wrapped to the width, never cut.

Both go through one path. The lines are indented 4 columns, past the row's dot. Scrolling uses ListState.windowRows, which keeps the selected item's whole entry on screen and leaves no gap at the bottom. Each drawn item's height is recorded in state.heights, so ListState.at still turns a click into the right item. Lists with neither field scroll with window() as before.

• Merge with main: main had added note with its own copy of this scrolling and drawing in drawList. The merge keeps what note does — one line, cut to fit, indented 4, clicks via heights — and drops the second copy. below lines moved from 2 to 4 columns of indent to match; that is the only change to my own test (test/tui-list-below.test.ts).
• No database reads while drawing (src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts): load() reads the accounts, budgets, scopes and window figures (standings()) when the screen opens, and again after a wake, budget, add or remove. Drawing and cursor moves only read that snapshot.

- Trade-off: a change made elsewhere shows up after the next change made on this screen, or when it is reopened.

• Tests (test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts):

- The Settings page must contain the shared sentence's two pieces exactly as escaped HTML. - At 80 columns every sentence is whole on one line. - At 48 columns, where the sentence really is wider than the room, the reset time is on a continuation line. With wrapping turned off this test fails. - Moving the cursor makes no database query.

Checks

• After the merge, the type check, scripts/gate.ts and scripts/design-lint.ts pass.
• All 177 terminal test files pass (1094 tests). I ran those by hand because scripts/fast.ts names over a thousand files for a change to the shared common.ts.

Try it Connect with $FORGE_APP_SSH as an admin, press ctrl+k, open "Crew subscriptions", and narrow the terminal: the reset time moves onto a second line instead of being cut off.

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On the terminal's Subscriptions screen, each account's 5-hour and weekly windows now show under its row. Long lines wrap instead of being cut off. One function words the windows, and the Settings → Subscriptions page uses it too, so the two always say the same thing.

• Shared words: src/actions/standing_words.ts holds the one function that words the windows. The web page (src/web/pages/subscriptions.ts) uses its pieces, which keeps the token count's tooltip on the page.
• Lines under a row: drawList in src/tui/screens/common.ts can now draw wrapped lines under a row, indented past its dot. ListState.windowRows scrolls so a taller row stays whole on screen, and the row heights are kept so the pointer lands on the right row.
• The screen: src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts loads the windows once when the screen opens and again after each change, then draws them through drawList.
• Tests: test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts checks that the screen says exactly what the page says and that the text wraps at 80 columns. test/tui-list-below.test.ts covers the lines under a row and the scrolling.

This push merges current main (up to 4d857abd), and there were no conflicts. The gate, tsc --noEmit and the design lint are clean. scripts/fast.ts named 1,196 test files, too many to run here, so I picked the ones that cover the change myself: 19 subscription, standing-rule and list-below files (107 pass), plus 5 other terminal-screen and settings files (35 pass). The forge's check runs the full suite on this push.

To try it, open the terminal with FORGE_APP_SSH, go to Subscriptions, and move between accounts: each one shows its windows under its row, matching Settings → Subscriptions on the web.

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The full-suite proof of this head is waiting: no check slot is spare. It starts when one frees.

On the terminal's Subscriptions screen, each account's 5-hour and weekly windows now show under its row: how much is used of the cap, the share, and when it resets. Long lines wrap instead of being cut off. One function words the windows, and the Settings → Subscriptions page uses it too, so the two always say the same thing.

• Shared words: src/actions/standing_words.ts holds the one function that words the windows. The web page (src/web/pages/subscriptions.ts) uses its pieces, which keeps the token count's tooltip on the page.
• Lines under a row: drawList in src/tui/screens/common.ts can now draw wrapped lines under a row, indented past its dot. ListState.windowRows scrolls so a taller row stays whole on screen, and the row heights are kept so the pointer lands on the right row.
• The screen: src/tui/screens/subscriptions.ts loads the windows once when the screen opens and again after each change, so moving the cursor makes no query.

- The trade-off: if someone else changes an account while the screen is open, it shows the old windows until the screen is reopened or changed.

• Tests: test/tui-subscriptions-windows.test.ts checks that the Settings page contains the same escaped pieces the screen shows, and that the text wraps at 48 and 80 columns. test/tui-list-below.test.ts covers the lines under a row and the scrolling.

This push merges current main again, with no conflicts; nothing else changed. The gate and tsc --noEmit are clean. The 7 test files covering the screen, the shared wording and the terminal app all pass (48 tests). The forge's check runs the full suite on this push.

To try it, open the terminal with FORGE_APP_SSH as an admin, go to Subscriptions, and move between accounts: each one shows its windows under its row, matching Settings → Subscriptions on the web.

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