Add Repo Watch as a native Repos section#201
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Port the broker's Repo Watch snapshot into a fourth Scout section (`apps/macos`), organized repo → worktree. Agents and sessions are attributes on a worktree, never the spine. Ordering is attention-first everywhere and clean-&-idle worktrees fold away behind a "quiet" toggle so unfinished work floats to the top. - ScoutRepoModels: Decodable mirror of the RepoWatchSnapshot contract plus the Swift twins of the web ui.ts derivations (churn parse, agent dedupe, attention rank, branch split, relative time, drift flag). - ScoutRepoStore: broker polling on a calmer 4s cadence (a snapshot shells out to git per worktree), worst-first project ordering, a Table/Drift lens toggle, and the clean-idle fold state. - ScoutReposView: keyboard-first repo·worktree tree mirroring the Agents tree (j/k, h/l, g/⇧G, inspector-follows-cursor), Table and Drift lenses over one model, and a Context inspector (status, churn, branch drift, changed files, last commit, agents, sessions). - Wire Repos into ScoutSection, the sidebar, content + inspector switches, keyboard chords, lifecycle, status bar, and the cheatsheet. ⌘↩ / double-click reveals the focused worktree in Finder. Builds green against the current macOS base; web convergence to follow.
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Replace the harsh per-worktree verdict pills (DIVERGED / SCAN ERR /
REBASE) with a calm reading of *current state* — where each branch sits
relative to its upstream — per design feedback that the verdicts were
"doing all the talking" and the rows were too sparse.
- RepoDriftGauge: a behind◀upstream▶ahead position gauge (muted fill
left, accent fill right, center tick at the fork, head dot at the
ahead tip; in sync = dot on the line). It is the row + inspector hero.
- Column-aligned driftline rows: branch · POSITION · WORK · LAST, with a
quiet second line on active worktrees (upstream · a descriptive
"behind N · ahead M" phrase · agents). Clean/in-sync trees stay one
line. No verdict words anywhere.
- Context inspector leads with a Position block (gauge + phrase +
branch/upstream/HEAD), replacing the harsh drift badge.
- Scan errors read in plain language ("couldn't read this worktree —
moved, deleted, or not a git repo") with the raw git output kept in
the inspector for detail.
- ScoutRepoSample: an env-gated (OPENSCOUT_REPOS_SAMPLE) fixture so the
section can be exercised without a broker that serves the snapshot.
Inert in normal runs.
swift build --product Scout is green.
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Ports the broker's Repo Watch snapshot into a fourth Scout section in the native macOS app (
apps/macos), organized repo → worktree. Agents and sessions are attributes on a worktree, never the spine. Ordering is attention-first everywhere and clean-&-idle worktrees fold away behind a "quiet" toggle so unfinished work floats to the top.Built against the pinned Repo Watch contract from #185 (
GET /v1/repo-watch/snapshot); this is the native counterpart to that PR's web surface. Web convergence to the same design line follows separately.What's here
ScoutRepoModels—Decodablemirror ofRepoWatchSnapshot(house decode style:CodingKeys+decodeIfPresentdefaults, so a partial/forward-evolved snapshot never hard-fails the section), plus the Swift twins of the webui.tsderivations: churn parse, live-first agent dedupe, attention rank, branch split, deterministic relative time, and the drift flag (SCAN ERR/DIVERGED/REBASE/AHEAD N/IN SYNC).ScoutRepoStore— broker polling on a calmer 4s cadence (a snapshot shells out to git per worktree), worst-first project ordering, a Table/Drift lens toggle, and the clean-idle fold state.ScoutReposView— keyboard-first repo·worktree tree mirroring the Agents tree exactly (j/k,h/l,g/⇧G, selection band, inspector-follows-cursor), Table and Drift lenses reading one model, and a Context inspector (status, churn, branch drift, changed files, last commit, agents, sessions).ScoutSection.repos, sidebar entry, content + inspector switches, keyboard chords, lifecycle start/stop, status-bar count, and the keyboard cheatsheet.⌘↩/ double-click reveals the focused worktree in Finder.Design line
The spine is repo → worktree; one vocabulary across pills; attention-first ordering with clean-&-idle folded away; three lenses (Table · Drift · Context) over one model — native leads with Table + Context, Drift as a toggle.
Verification
swift build --target Scoutis green — zero warnings, zero errors.🤖 Generated with Claude Code