away-brief

1# away-brief
2 
3`sno away-brief run` reads what already exists and prints one page of at most 60 lines. It changes nothing
4except its own list of quota readings, and Reach, which may note that it has seen the cards that the inbox
5read listed (it never moves, accepts or finishes them).
6 
7```
8## Done       new commits, charters delivered since the cutoff (with how many checks are proven),
9              progress records that finished or are still going
10## Stuck      charters not finished (with the numbers of the checks not yet proven), progress records
11              with tasks left that nobody has touched for two hours
12## Needs you  Reach cards of type question or decision waiting in the inbox
13## Spend      your heartbeats, and each vendor's quota now with the change since the last reading
14```
15 
16A source it cannot read prints `not read: <what> -> <why>` and the rest of the page still prints. Each section has
17its own share of the 60 lines; items beyond it are replaced by an `and N more not shown` line, so a long Done list
18never pushes out what waits for the owner or the quota.
19 
20Prerequisites: bash 4+, GNU coreutils, git and jq. It uses `sno deliver-proof` (the `deliver` skill) to count
21proofs, `sno reach inbox`, `sno heartbeat --list` and `sno subscription-quota-check` when they are installed.
22 
23## Use
24 
251. Run `sno away-brief run --since 12h` in the project's git folder. Change `--since` to the time the owner
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