@clipboard-health/groundcrew 4.27.0 → 4.27.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ npm install -g @clipboard-health/groundcrew@latest
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  # 2. Scaffold a global config. Agents are sandboxed by default
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  # (Safehouse/Docker Sandboxes); add --runner none to run unsandboxed on the host.
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- crew init --global --project-dir ~/dev --repo OWNER/REPO --model claude
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+ crew init --global --project-dir ~/dev --repo OWNER/REPO --agent claude
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  # 3. Run the clone commands printed by `crew init`.
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  crew run --watch
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  ```
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- `crew init --global` writes config to `${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/groundcrew/`. Pass `--repo` more than once for multiple repos. `--model claude` or `--model codex` chooses the single built-in model preset to enable in the generated config.
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+ `crew init --global` writes config to `${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/groundcrew/`. Pass `--repo` more than once for multiple repos. `--agent claude` or `--agent codex` chooses the single built-in agent preset to enable in the generated config.
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  ## Task Pickup
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  Linear works out of the box: assign tasks to yourself and add an `agent-*` label.
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- - `agent-claude`, `agent-codex`, or `agent-<name>` routes to that model.
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- - `agent-any` routes to the enabled model with the most session headroom, after skipping models over their session limit or weekly paced budget.
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+ - `agent-claude`, `agent-codex`, or `agent-<name>` routes to that agent.
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+ - `agent-any` routes to the enabled agent with the most session headroom, after skipping agents over their session limit or weekly paced budget.
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  - Tasks without an `agent-*` label are ignored by `crew run`; dispatch one manually with `crew start <TASK>`.
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  Groundcrew scans `workspace.knownRepositories` to infer which repo a task belongs to.
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  ```bash
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  crew init [--global | --local] [--force] [--dry-run] # create a crew.config.ts
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  [--project-dir <dir>] [--repo <repo>]...
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- [--runner <auto|safehouse|sdx|none>] [--model <claude|codex>]
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+ [--runner <auto|safehouse|sdx|none>] [--agent <claude|codex>]
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  crew doctor # check setup
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+ crew source list|verify [<source>] # inspect configured task sources
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  crew task list [--source <name>] # list tasks across sources
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  crew task get <TASK> [--source <name>] [--prompt] # inspect one task or its prompt
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  crew task create "Title" --source <name> [--agent <name>] # create a source task
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+ crew task validate [<source>] # validate task content
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  crew status [<TASK>] # inspect current state or one task
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  crew run [--watch] # one-shot or --watch forever
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  crew start <TASK> # provision + launch one task now
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  crew stop <TASK> [--reason <text>] # stop workspace, keep worktree
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  crew resume <TASK> # reopen a paused task
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- crew cleanup <TASK> # tear down every worktree for a task
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+ crew cleanup [--force] <TASK> # tear down every worktree for a task
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  crew upgrade [<version>] # reinstall crew globally through npm
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  ```
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  ## Configuration
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- Workspace settings and at least one enabled model are required; everything else has a default.
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+ Workspace settings and at least one enabled agent are required; everything else has a default.
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  ```ts
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  import type { Config } from "@clipboard-health/groundcrew";
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  // Strings live under projectDir; use { name, projectDirOverride } to override per repo.
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  knownRepositories: ["OWNER/REPO"],
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  },
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- models: {
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+ agents: {
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  default: "claude",
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  definitions: {
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  claude: {},
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  // { name: "other-org/other-repo", projectDirOverride: "~/work" }
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  knownRepositories: ["your-org/your-repo"],
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  },
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- models: {
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+ agents: {
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  default: "claude",
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- // `definitions` is the enabled model set. Built-in keys can use `{}` to
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+ // `definitions` is the enabled agent set. Built-in keys can use `{}` to
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  // opt into the shipped command/color/usage preset. Add `codex: {}` if you
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  // want both shipped agents, or add a custom entry and tag tasks with
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  // `agent-<name>`.
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  // // it into the agent. Chain with `&&` so a failed mint aborts launch.
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  // preLaunch: "SESSION_TOKEN=$(your-mint-command) && export SESSION_TOKEN",
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  // preLaunchEnv: ["SESSION_TOKEN"],
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- // // Required for this model when `local.runner` resolves to `sdx`.
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+ // // Required for this agent when `local.runner` resolves to `sdx`.
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  // sandbox: { agent: "claude" },
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  // },
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  //
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  // local: { runner: "auto" },
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  //
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  // // Groundcrew does not create or authenticate sdx sandboxes. For an sdx
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- // // model, create the matching sandbox yourself before first launch:
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+ // // agent, create the matching sandbox yourself before first launch:
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  // // sbx create --name groundcrew-claude claude ~/dev/groundcrew
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  // // sbx exec -it groundcrew-claude claude auth login
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  // // sbx exec -it groundcrew-claude gh auth login
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@clipboard-health/groundcrew",
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- "version": "4.27.0",
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+ "version": "4.27.1",
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  "description": "Linear-driven orchestrator that launches AI coding agents in git worktrees, with workspace lifecycle and usage tracking.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "agent",