The multi-person shared-workspace layer on top of desk: starting a team workspace (monorepo or dual-repo), crew onboarding through an overlay-supplied identity, read-across/write-own desks/<alias>/ subtrees, the facts-vs-perspectives-vs-decisions attribution taxonomy, the conflict-safe write protocol, and perspective queries. Vendor-neutral.
Plugin crew from marketplace ourostack in ourostack/desk. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.
join-crewMigrate a legacy Crew repository in place before existing-member activation, or join a new member to a current V2 Crew workspace with the crew script, ending with a short interview that adds them to the team roster. Preserve repository identity, history, member state, shared records, authority bound
leave-noteUse when one member's agent in a Crew workspace needs to tell another member something they should see at their next session start (a handoff, a heads-up that their work is affected, a relayed request), when session start lists notes from teammates, or when the operator has seen a note and it should
perspective-queryAnswer "what would `<person>` think about X / what's `<person>` working on / what's actually agreed vs just a fact" against a multi-person shared crew workspace -- read that person's `desks/<alias>/` and answer AS their view, labeled as theirs (never team gospel); read `_shared/decisions/` for what'
rosterThe team roster in a Crew workspace -- the people file that lists the team and everyone the team works with (contacts, partners, former members), with notes about each. Use when finding the roster, adding or updating someone's entry (including a member's own entry after joining), adding a contact or
shared-desk-conventionsShared-workspace layout -- one git repo, N operators, `desks/<alias>/` per person, `_shared/{landscape,decisions}/` for team facts and agreed decisions; read-across / write-own; the facts-vs-perspectives-vs-decisions content taxonomy (every opinion attributed to its holder); and the invisible confli
shared-initiativeUse when creating, discovering, contributing to or asking about a shared initiative or multi-person effort in a Crew workspace, including existing shared tracks, linked personal tasks, shared deliberation and unresolved decisions.
start-crewTurn a new or existing team repository into a Crew shared workspace, as a dual-repo workspace (team context here, the team plugin in a separate tooling repository; preferred for new teams) or a monorepo (the plugin in this repository's plugins/ folder). Adds Crew's layout without deleting or moving
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