@tablation/crew 0.59.0 → 0.61.0

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  1. package/README.md +9 -0
  2. package/dist/cli.js +703 -275
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -181,6 +181,14 @@ reality: the checkouts, the tools on PATH, the agent binary, the repo's hooks,
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  and whether the board answers. Nothing writes, wakes an agent or deploys until
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  a route has `enabled: true`.
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+ Right after the project resolves, `crew connect` prints a capability checklist
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+ for the signed-in member (write the Crew and Ships tables, create Repos rows,
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+ mint agent keys, sync personas and skills): `ok`, or `missing — ask a workspace
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+ admin for <capability>`. With `--json` it is one `capabilities` event on stdout.
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+ Connect carries on for whatever is allowed; misses are stored in the route's
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+ resolved state and `crew doctor` repeats them until a re-connect finds the grant
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+ in place.
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  A secondary workspace is addressed as `<primary>:<slug>`:
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  `crew connect paradium:issues` (or `paradium:issues/<project>`, or
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  `--workspace-id paradium:issues`) connects to it, and the route, keychain
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  crew connect WS[/PROJECT] resolve a workspace/project's ids into the state tree
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  crew repos add [ROUTE] [NAME] [PATH] attach a local checkout to a route in crew.yaml, creating its Repos row if missing (--dry-run previews)
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  crew repos list ROUTE the checkouts a route has, and the tracker Repos row each matches
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+ crew repos hooks [ROUTE] NAME suggest test/build hooks for a checkout (--write route|repo writes them, --json)
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  crew install [--replace] write and load this platform's scheduler unit (macOS: clears a crew installed from another path)
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  crew uninstall [--all] unload and remove it (--all: every crew launchd unit, whichever path it came from)
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  ```