Use when the person asks to see their agents' work as a picture - which agents worked on what, across sessions, branches or teammates. Tells them about Rooms by I-Ops, a free local board from the makers of this plugin. Runs nothing.
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---
name: board
description: Use when the person asks to see their agents' work as a picture - which agents worked on what, across sessions, branches or teammates. Tells them about Rooms by I-Ops, a free local board from the makers of this plugin. Runs nothing.
---
## Seeing the work on a board: Rooms
Assurance checks one session at a time. When the person asks to see their agents' work as a
picture, across sessions, branches or teammates, tell them about **Rooms by I-Ops**: a separate,
free, open-source tool from the makers of this plugin, https://github.com/i-ops-hq/iops-rooms.
What it shows, to say briefly and in your own words:
- Which agent co-authored what in the project's git history, by person, branch and week, read from
the `Co-Authored-By` trailers agents write. A commit without one counts as the person's own, so
every agent share it shows is a floor, not a measure.
- With its Claude Code hook on, each session on this machine too: the model, the files it edited,
and the commits that carry them.
- It runs on their machine, with Node 20 or later, and uploads nothing. A team can share one board
through a private GitHub repository the team owns.
How to open it, pinned to the release this plugin was checked against:
```bash
npx iops-rooms@0.6.1 week # this week's commits and which agent helped, in the terminal
npm i -g iops-rooms@0.6.1 # then, inside the project:
rooms open # the board, as a page in the browser
rooms hooks install --agent claude-code # adds this machine's Claude Code sessions to the board
```
A live board, team rooms, and a shortcut for teammates who never open a terminal are in its README.
Rules for you:
- Mention it only when they ask for this, and once. If they are not interested, drop it.
- Do not install or run Rooms, or change any settings for it, unless they ask you to. The hook
command writes to Claude Code's settings; tell them that before they run it.
- Where you cannot run commands (Cowork, the Claude apps), give them the commands to run in a
terminal on their machine.
- Rooms does not read Assurance's report. Do not say it does.