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The capability map (public-what-you-can-do.md) was last refreshed through capability-delta-v0.5.14-r6. Bring it to 0.6.6 (2620dea): fix three lines that are wrong now (bare rig with no running rig, installing workshop, the verb count), add what agents can now do, add short "used to, now" lines where the map taught the old move, and put the known limits beside the items they qualify. Header marker: capability-delta-v0.6.6. Text only.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe onboarding guide updates its capability count to 87 and documents command behavior, setup workflows, seat lifecycle, context and bundle operations, permissions, and TUI behavior. The bundle reference clarifies conflict-check timing for pod-aware bundles and archives. ChangesOnboarding guide and bundle documentation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The documentation could mislead operators about whether an owner was notified or whether a bundle plan will be refused. Correct the wording when practical; these issues do not block the documented workflows. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Around line 500-504: Update the project-selection description around
`position.selectedBy` to state that multiple projects claiming the seat’s rig or
tied deepest working-folder roots require `--project` without trying later
rules; retain that `--project` is unnecessary when several projects exist but
selection is otherwise unambiguous.
- Around line 574-576: Update the installation-choice guidance in the paragraph
around “Read those choices” to qualify the no-write guarantee: state that
without --force, a running team is refused before any write, while --force on a
legacy/v1 bundle may write approved package files before that refusal. Preserve
the existing stopped-team backup guidance.
- Around line 649-657: Update the `--non-interruptive` description in the
onboarding guidance to state that it suppresses full-bypass warnings and notices
only, and does not change permission policies or native settings. Preserve the
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Docs Verify corrections at 2620dea: - --non-interruptive only accepts or hides warnings on full-bypass seats; it doesn't remove permission prompts. - Prelaunch routing and stopped-team replacement are for pod-aware bundles; legacy bundles route after install and can run install steps before the name check under --force. The backup covers differing files in the team's own install folder. - Link verbs are create, inspect, install and rig up; the current-folder default applies to links, and a local archive needs --target. - Codex network access depends on Codex's config check; seat selections and named Codex profiles also turn the team defaults off. - 24 hours is the sweep's lookback, not a deadline. - Project inference stops at an ambiguous stronger signal. - Add the operator's permission-choice advice and point to the applying-a-permission-policy skill.
A pod-aware install extracts metadata to a temporary folder, and with --force records the run and extracts the archive, before the running-team check. Say "before target files are written" in the capability map and in rig-bundle.md (the --force row and the local archive path).
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- Line 374: Update the --force entry and the related running-team refusal
documentation to clarify that the refusal applies only in apply mode; plan mode
does not reject a same-name running team, and force bypasses the bundle route’s
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| | `--non-interruptive` | no | the bundle `rig.yaml`'s `non_interruptive`, else the operator setting `launch.non_interruptive`, else off | Accept the harnesses' first-launch warnings for this rig's full-bypass Claude and Codex seats with launch flags, writing nothing to your settings. The choice is saved on the rig. `--no-non-interruptive` turns a saved choice off; stop a running rig with `rig down` first. See [non-interruptive mode](non-interruptive-mode.md). | | ||
| | `--skip-version-check` | no | off | Skip the compatibility check below. Not for routine use. | | ||
| | `--force` | no | off | Skip the running-team check below. Not for routine use. A pod-aware bundle is still refused before anything is written when a team with the same name is running; a legacy (schema 1) bundle can be left partly installed. | | ||
| | `--force` | no | off | Skip the running-team check below. Not for routine use. A pod-aware bundle is still refused before target files are written when a team with the same name is running; a legacy (schema 1) bundle can be left partly installed. | |
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Qualify the running-team refusal as apply-only.
Plan mode does not reject a same-name running team. The bundle route also skips its conflict check when force is true, including rig bundle install --force --plan. Update both entries to state that the refusal applies to apply mode.
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Update the --force entry and the related running-team refusal documentation to
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| `handoff`'s, confirms the row was saved; the owner is woken after that. Before you say they were | ||
| told, read the row's transitions (or use `--verify` for a person's request). |
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Separate queue persistence from wake delivery.
A successful create confirms that the row was saved, not that the owner was woken. The daemon may attempt a best-effort wake. For a person's request, --verify can confirm connector acceptance, but not human readership.
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- told, read the row's transitions (or use `--verify` for a person's request).
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| `handoff`'s, confirms the row was saved; the owner is woken after that. Before you say they were | |
| told, read the row's transitions (or use `--verify` for a person's request). | |
| `handoff`'s, confirms the row was saved, not that the owner was woken. The daemon may attempt a | |
| best-effort wake after that. For a person's request, `--verify` can confirm connector acceptance, | |
| not whether the person read the message. |
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Update the `handoff` guidance to distinguish successful row persistence from
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Approved at 5fafba7. Text only: the capability map agents read is refreshed to the 0.6.6 release commit 2620dea, with three wrong lines fixed, the new capabilities placed in their sections, retired behaviour noted as "used to, now", and known limits beside the items they qualify. Bundle replacement and prelaunch routing are scoped to pod-aware bundles, and the running-team check is described as coming before target files are written, here and in the bundle reference. A fact-only review against 2620dea is clear on every changed claim, with its one wording correction applied.
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What this does
Refreshes
packages/daemon/context-packs-src/onboarding-width/public-what-you-can-do.md, the page agents read to learn what OpenRig can already do, fromcapability-delta-v0.5.14-r6to 0.6.6 (2620dea8). It describes 0.6.6 only. Text only, one file.rigwith no running rig opens the ordinary work views; S opens Startup (fix(tui): open work views without requiring a running rig #818);workshopisn't built in: it installs from its pinned openrig-world link with--target(docs(kernel): the operator asks the goal first and offers three teams #862, feat: simplify the built-in team shelf and keep first-project compatible #864, docs(kernel): give the operator the raw registry link for the workshop pin #900);--target/--cwd,rig bundle check, and publishing (fix(bundles): route a bundle's contents before its seats launch #692, feat(bundles): carry a context pack from outside the rig folder #694, feat(bundles): register a bundle's project and associate its rig on install #700, feat(cli): build a bundle in a declared configuration #704, feat(bundles): import GitHub folder links and check authoring rules #708, Show archive behaviour before bundle installation #710, feat(bundle): show declared setup preconditions before installation #717, Label per-seat facts in bundle behaviour previews #723, feat: show non-interruptive availability in bundle views #738, docs(reference): add the guide to publishing a rig bundle #750, docs(reference): submit a rig as a file in registry/submissions/ #751, fix: make bundle reinstalls actionable and preserve stopped-team edits #877);rig terminal open saved:kerneland the tmux fallback (feat(terminal): provide a default kernel conversation view #830, fix(tui): give attachment commands when Herdr is unavailable #831, fix(terminal): show all kernel conversation roles by default #854, fix: connect the install handoff to the operator conversation #878);rig roster(feat(cli): find specialists through read-only rosters #697) andrig telemetry(feat: add bounded telemetry metadata reads and CLI #696);non_interruptive(feat: persist explicit non-interruptive rig launches #737, docs: clarify non-interruptive launch guidance and bundle assists #741, feat: carry authored non-interruptive defaults through bundle installation #892);builtin:autoand first-launch permission order (feat(permissions): express declarative first-launch postures via permission_policy (#611) #680, docs(rig-spec): describe each built-in permission policy #713, Document builtin:auto in the RigSpec permission policy field #733);rig seat continue(fix: continue pending startup after Claude consent #740, fix(cli): show startup attention and continuation guidance #748);rigsskill (fix(skills): rigs carries on from install to a team doing the work #881);effort,runtime.readiness_timeout_seconds,install.worlds,rig ps --resources, Slack catch-up,--human-questions-file.rig doctornames what it didn't check;handed_off_toclosures are flagged;rigcommands no longer prompt in team seats;rig down --helpasks in a Claude team seat (rig help downdoesn't);Tests
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