- Add WorktreeAddExistingForce to git package (uses --force flag)
- Fix worktree creation: use force flag so main can be checked out
in multiple worktrees (needed for cross-rig work)
- Implement 'gt worktree remove <rig>' with --force flag
- Refuse to remove worktrees with uncommitted changes unless forced
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Implements the 'add' subcommand to convoy that:
- Validates the convoy exists
- Automatically reopens closed convoys
- Adds 'tracks' dependency for each issue
- Warns but doesn't fail on issues that can't be added
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Two issues with the feed reported by user:
1. Empty entries showing "→ updated" with no bead ID
2. Same bead updated 8 times in 2 seconds (when adding multiple deps)
Fixes:
- Filter out update events with empty Target (bead ID)
- Deduplicate rapid updates to same bead within 2 second window
Root cause of empty IDs is in beads daemon (filed bd-sco6).
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SessionStart now sends a PropulsionNudge after the beacon to trigger
Claude to check the hook and begin work immediately. This makes the
propulsion principle bulletproof - agents no longer wait for witness
to nudge them.
GUPP = Gas Town Universal Propulsion Principle:
"If work is on your hook, YOU RUN IT."
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- New: why-these-features.md explaining enterprise justification for each feature
- Updated: understanding-gas-town.md with "Why Gas Town Exists" and A/B testing section
- Updated: identity.md with "Why Identity Matters" and enterprise use cases
- Updated: federation.md with "Why Federation?" and enterprise benefits table
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Add safety check to HandleMerged that verifies cleanup_status from the
polecat's agent bead before allowing nuke. This prevents work loss when:
- MERGED signal arrives for a stale MR (already merged via different path)
- Polecat has new unpushed work since the MR was created
- Race condition between merge and nuke
The Witness now blocks nuke and sets an error for escalation when:
- has_uncommitted: polecat has uncommitted changes
- has_stash: polecat has stashed work
- has_unpushed: polecat has unpushed commits (critical)
Clean status or unknown status (backward compat) allows nuke to proceed.
(gt-5q6jr)
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- Add gt polecat check-recovery command to check cleanup_status from agent bead
- Update gt polecat nuke to block on polecats with unpushed work (use --force to override)
- Add EscalateRecoveryNeeded function for RECOVERY_NEEDED escalations
- Update Witness template with dormant polecat recovery protocol
Prevents accidental data loss when cleaning up dormant polecats that have
unpushed commits. The Witness should now use check-recovery before nuking
and escalate NEEDS_RECOVERY cases to the Mayor.
(gt-cloml)
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Parent commands (mol, mail, crew, polecat, etc.) previously showed help
and exited 0 for unknown subcommands like "gt mol foobar". This masked
errors in scripts and confused users.
Added requireSubcommand() helper to root.go and applied it to all parent
commands. Now unknown subcommands properly error with exit code 1.
Example before: gt mol unhook → shows help, exits 0
Example after: gt mol unhook → "Error: unknown command "unhook"", exits 1
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Clarifies the identity model:
- Human identity is global (email from git author)
- Polecats are ephemeral executors, not persistent identities
- Skills are derived from work evidence, not stored
- Multi-town aggregation via email
See docs/hop/decisions/008-identity-model.md for rationale.
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Examples:
gt crew add murgen croaker goblin # Create all three
gt crew add dave # Still works for single
- Continues on failure (warns but doesn't abort)
- Shows summary at end
- Existing workspaces skipped with warning
- Rig add now creates empty crew/ directory with README
- Crew members must be added explicitly with 'gt crew add <name>'
- Removed --crew flag from rig add command
- Updated help text and output to reflect new behavior
This gives users control over crew member names rather than defaulting to 'max'.
Agents weren't auto-executing after gt handoff because the SessionStart
hook only outputs text - it doesn't inject a prompt. Claude needs actual
user input to trigger a response.
The fix: pass "gt prime" as an argument to claude, just like gt crew at
already does. This treats the argument as the first user prompt, which
triggers GUPP execution immediately.
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- Add DefaultBranch() method to git package to detect repo's default branch
- Store default_branch in rig config.json
- Use detected branch for refinery worktree instead of hardcoding 'main'
- Add LoadRigConfig() to read rig config
- Display correct branch name in rig add output
Fixes wyvern rig creation (uses 'master' not 'main').
Agent beads must use gt- prefix (required by beads validation).
Only issue beads use rig-specific prefixes (ga-, bd-, etc.).
Fixed in:
- crew_add.go: Use CrewBeadID() not CrewBeadIDWithPrefix()
- prime.go: Use non-prefix variants for all agent types
- sling.go: Use non-prefix variants for all agent types
This fixes 'invalid agent ID' error when creating crew in rigs
with non-gt prefix (e.g., gastown with ga- prefix).
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- Convoy: Persistent tracking unit for batched work across rigs
- Swarm: Ephemeral workers on a convoy (no separate tracking)
Changes:
- docs/convoy.md: New comprehensive convoy documentation
- docs/swarm.md: Updated to explain ephemeral nature
- docs/reference.md: Replace swarm section with convoy commands
- internal/cmd/convoy.go: Clarify help text
- internal/cmd/swarm.go: Mark as deprecated
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Molecule for coordinated workspace sync across agents:
- Git pull/rebase with conflict preservation
- Beads sync and doctor check
- Build/test verification
- Worktree cleanup
- Readiness reporting
Designed for broadcast to all agents before batch assignments.
Cherry-picked from 77f9da07 - work that was done but never merged to main.
Found during orphan audit: 73 commits identified as potentially lost work.
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Implements `gt worktree list` to show all cross-rig worktrees owned
by the current crew member. Scans all rigs and shows git status
summary for each worktree found.
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Work is NOT landed until it's either on main or in the Refinery MQ.
Feature branches are dangerous in multi-agent environments - the repo
baseline can diverge wildly in hours.
Add documentation for crew workers using cross-rig worktrees:
- Added Cross-Rig Worktrees section to crew.md.tmpl template
- Created docs/understanding-gas-town.md with role taxonomy
Key points documented:
- Crew vs Dogs distinction (dogs = Deacon infra, not user work)
- Identity preservation across rigs (BD_ACTOR stays the same)
- When to use worktrees vs dispatch to local workers
- Directory structure convention: ~/gt/<rig>/crew/<source-rig>-<name>/
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Using "greenplace" (The Green Place from Mad Max: Fury Road) as the
canonical example project/rig name in documentation and help text.
This provides a clearer distinction from the actual gastown repo name.
Changes:
- docs/*.md: Updated all example paths and commands
- internal/cmd/*.go: Updated help text examples
- internal/templates/: Updated example references
- Tests: Updated to use greenplace in example session names
Note: Import paths (github.com/steveyegge/gastown) and actual code
paths referencing the gastown repo structure are unchanged.
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Implements the gt worktree <rig> command that allows crew workers to
create worktrees in other rigs for cross-rig work while maintaining
their identity.
Features:
- Detects crew identity from cwd (requires crew/ directory)
- Creates worktree at <target-rig>/crew/<source-rig>-<name>/
- Sets up git config for identity preservation
- Handles edge cases: already exists, rig not found, wrong role
Usage: gt worktree beads (from gastown/crew/joe → beads/crew/gastown-joe/)
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