GTA-style smartphone for the player character

README.md

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 - **GitHub on the walls.** Issues and pull requests hang on cork boards. Hand an issue to a worker, queue tasks, give a worker its own git worktree and open its PR with one key (if one gets deleted behind the office's back, the worker waits at its desk until you rebuild it). One task can span several projects: the worker gets a worktree of each, and a PR in each that links the others.
 - **Agents that manage agents.** Every worker can list, hire, message and send home the others, through an `agent-office` MCP server (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) or the `office-workers` command. Ask one to "send everyone whose PR merged home" and it does, deleting their worktrees and branches unless they hold unpushed work. A worker that opens its pull request itself (`gh pr create`) shows it at its desk, and one the office missed can be told which is its own (`office-workers pr`).
 - **Together.** Voice, chat, screen sharing on the lounge TV and a shared whiteboard.
+- **A smartphone.** Press **J** to pull out your iFruit: call a worker (you go to their desk with its terminal open) or send one an SMS (a prompt it answers in its terminal).
 
 - **Other maps.** Turn the whole building into a castle: sit on a throne of iron blades while your workers line up before you when they're done, send new ones off through the Hand of the King, and watch their beards grow long and grey as they toil. Send one home and the Kingsguard runs up from the dungeon, marches it down the stairs and throws it in a cell, where it starves, dies and rots down to a skeleton. Or into a space station in orbit, the Earth turning outside its windows: you run it from the captain's chair on the bridge, and a worker sent home is marched to the airlock and blown out into space, to drift off past the observation windows with everyone who went before it. Or make a map of your own, with its own way of seeing workers off in JSON ([docs/maps.md](docs/maps.md)).
 
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 | T / Enter | Chat |
 | V | Join voice; then hold V to talk |
 | M | Mute / unmute in voice |
+| J | Smartphone: call a worker or send one an SMS |
 | Ctrl + Space | Dictate into a terminal or a prompt box: hold it and talk (or hold the **🎤**) |
 | Tab | The ☰ menu: every window |
 | Esc | Close any window |

docs/controls.md

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 | Ctrl + K (⌘K on a Mac) | Command palette: find a worker, issue, PR, service, board, teammate or action; Enter opens it, Shift+Enter walks you there first |
 | V | Join voice; in voice, hold to talk (you're muted when you let go) |
 | M | Mute / unmute in voice |
+| J | Smartphone: call a worker (you go to their desk with its terminal open) or send one an SMS (a prompt it answers in its terminal) |
 | Ctrl + Space | Dictate, in a worker's terminal or a prompt box: hold it and talk, and what you said is typed in when you let go. A quick tap leaves it listening until the next tap. The **🎤** does the same |
 | Tab | The ☰ menu: every window, and what shows on screen |
 | Esc | Close any window (a terminal too) and get back to looking around |

docs/features.md

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 - **A bookshelf of the project's docs.** A bookshelf stands against the south wall, between the balcony doors and the window. Press **E** at it to read every Markdown file in the project: the README, the docs folder, each package's notes. Type in the filter box to narrow the list down. The letters only need to be in order, so `gs` finds `getting-started.md`, and each extra word narrows it again. Use **↑ ↓** and **Enter** to open one, and **Page Up/Down** to read on without leaving the box. Docs look the way GitHub shows them, with tables, code, callouts, task lists and the project's own pictures. A link to another doc opens it right there, **☰ Contents** jumps to any heading, and the shelf reopens on the doc you last read. While you read, your character holds an open book, turning a page now and then. Everyone else sees it, along with what you're reading under your name tag. A page turns with a soft swish when you open a doc or scroll a screenful. Turn the swish off with the 🔈 at the top of the bookshelf, or under **⚙️ → Sound & voice**.
 - **An office dog.** Every floor has a dog. It naps under the desks of workers who are busy, trots after people for a while, sniffs around and hangs out on the lounge rug. When a worker needs input, it drops everything, runs to that desk and barks until someone opens that worker's terminal, so you can see from across the room who's waiting. It stays there until the worker is answered. Walk up and press **E** to pet it, and everyone sees it wag. Name it under **⚙️** → *Office dog*, and pick its breed (a pup, a corgi, a dachshund, a pug, a shiba or a pomeranian) and its coat there too: they're for everyone on that floor. Until someone picks them, each floor's dog is a breed and coat of its own.
 - **Sent home with a box.** A worker you send home (**X** at its desk) doesn't just vanish. Its light goes out, its face falls, and its things go into a cardboard box: a plant, a framed photo, its mug and a rubber duck. Its laptop snaps shut, and it hops off its chair and trudges out with the box in its arms, out the exit door, down the steps and off along the sidewalk. Floors above the bottom one have no exit door, so there it walks out onto the balcony instead, climbs up on the railing and jumps: its parachute pops open and it circles down onto the lot out front, box and all, then walks off along the sidewalk. The desk is free straight away, so you can hire someone new while the last one is still on the way out. In the castle it goes to the dungeon instead and on the space station out of the airlock, and a map of your own can script its own way of seeing workers off ([Sending workers home](maps.md#sending-workers-home)).
+- **A smartphone.** Press **J** to pull out your iFruit: its contacts are the workers on your floor, the ones waiting on you first. **Call** one and you're put at its desk with its terminal open; send one an **SMS** and it lands in its input box like a prompt at its desk (its answer comes in its terminal, not on the phone). Threads are kept in your browser, recents per floor.
 - **Voice.** Browser-to-browser WebRTC voice. Volume depends on how close you stand, but people are never fully silent. **V** joins, and once you're in, **V** is push to talk: hold it to talk, and you're muted when you let go. **M** mutes and unmutes. Pick **Push to talk** under **⚙️** to join muted, or keep an open mic. Leave voice from the **☰** menu.
 - **Office sounds.** Busy workers clatter away at their keyboards, footsteps knock across the planks (and tick on the garage's concrete, swish through the grass and echo off the castle's flagstones, quicker and harder at a run), the fridge hums, birds chirp outside the windows by day and crickets at night, rain patters on the glass, thunder rolls in a storm, the coffee machine grinds and gurgles, the gong booms when a PR merges and the dog barks. It's all synthesized in the browser and placed where it happens, so it gets louder as you walk closer. Turn it down or mute it under **⚙️**, which also covers the worker dings but not voice chat.
 - **Arcade cabinet.** Workers take minutes, so there's an arcade cabinet in the lounge, next to the jukebox. Press **E** at it and the camera glides up to its screen to play BLOCKFALL, a falling-blocks game: arrows (or WASD) move and turn, **Space** drops, **C** holds a piece for later, **P** pauses. Everyone else on your floor sees your game on the cabinet as you play, and anyone can walk up and press **E** to watch it up close over your shoulder. When one of your workers needs input, the game pauses and says which one, with a button to its terminal. Walk away and your game waits, paused, until you come back. The high-score table is the whole building's: it shows on every floor's cabinet, and it survives restarts.