WorkBoard 0.3.5

Fixed

• The card's owner was refused (owned, "only the current claimant or the parent owner can publish") when posting note --subtask on a plain checklist step of its own card. The owner may now note any subtask of its card, so a step's evidence stays with that step.
• A worker can post note --subtask on its delegated subtask after subtask done, including after Main accepted it, for example a recheck verdict. Before, the worker had to undone, note and done again, which rewrote the subtask's history and briefly showed approved work as open.
• note --subtask checks the summary and body before permission, so a too-long summary is invalid in the first reply instead of after an owned refusal and a retry.
• The call hint for id on a subtask action no longer suggests a subtasks list that delegated actions refuse.
• In call, a list for an option that takes one value kept only its last item, and an empty list sent nothing. Both are now invalid: notes takes one value, not a list, scope is an empty list; omit it or use clearScope to clear.
• call errors name request keys instead of the parser's names: a missing field is note needs "summary" or subtask.claim needs "subtask" or "subtasks" instead of "the following arguments are required: what", an unknown key is context doesn't take "fields", and usage errors show "camelKey" without the --*-stdin alternatives that call refuses.
• In call, a card, column, attachment id or ack note ID starting with - (such as -h) reached the parser, and a request that printed help ended the whole stream. Both are now invalid, and later requests still run.
• context, note, handoff and wait in call say they take one subtask ID in subtask when given id or subtasks.
• wait --subtask missed notes posted on that subtask, so a worker waiting for Main's answer timed out. A note on the watched subtask now wakes it.
• query --column and list --column compared the raw text, so in-progress or In Progress matched nothing and a misspelled column returned an empty list. They now take the same column names as fly, plus any column the board itself has, and an unknown column is invalid.
• A worker holding a delegated subtask couldn't post note --subtask once the card left In Progress (state). It can now post on any column, for example after the card is Done. A refusal names the subtask's holder and suggests a card note instead.
• A result on plain checklist steps (subtask done) was silently dropped. It is now invalid, and the error says to post the evidence with note --subtask.
• Lifecycle and subtask commands check their input (reasons, until, write-ups, results, target columns, dependency IDs) before ownership, so bad input from someone who may not act is invalid in the first reply instead of owned.
• Refusals name what blocks you: the card's done lists each subtask that keeps it open and what it waits for; start, depends, subtask claim, subtask done and handoff name each unmet prerequisite; a refused ID in a multi-ID accept and the delegated IDs in another multi-ID action are named.
• subtask done with a new result on accepted work said to reopen it with undone, which was refused, and undone named "Main" as the acceptor. Both now name who accepted it and say to post later evidence with note --subtask.
• A worker command on a card that isn't In Progress now says to post the result with note --subtask and wait for the owner to start or resume the card. add --delegated, delegate and rm on another owner's card say to ask that owner instead of suggesting takeover, and a claimant refusal points to subtask takeover for a worker that is gone.

Added

• subtask accept takes several subtask IDs ("subtasks":[...] in call) and accepts them in one revision; if any can't be accepted, none are.
• digest --json adds mine: the cards you hold, as listed under MINE in the text output.
• add --notes TEXT or --notes-stdin (notes in call) sets the pinned notes when the card is created; with --from it replaces the copied notes.
• subtask REF done ID --result-stdin reads the result from stdin.
• search --limit N keeps the N newest hits, and search --fields LIST picks the hit fields, as in query.
• handoff --fields LIST keeps only the listed keys in --json, plus ok, rev and num; "fields":"prompt" returns just the brief.
• handoff on a subtask another worker holds (claimed or blocked) returns a takeover brief for the replacement worker: previousOwner names the holder, and the claim step is subtask takeover with a {reason} placeholder. Blocked work also gets a resume step. Before, it was refused.
• handoff without a write scope returns a read-only brief that tells the worker to edit no files. Before, it was refused, and Main had to brief read-only workers by hand.
• context has the card's num at the top, next to rev.
• scopeWarnings rows add claimedAt and lastActivityAt (the latest note on that subtask, or its claim), so Main can tell a stale claim from active work.
• inbox also lists completed results that need no review, with review.required false; subtask accept clears them. They still don't hold up done.

Changed

• search --json hits are {num, title, column} instead of full cards; ask for more with --fields.
• done without a write-up, or with a blank one, is invalid (was state).
• state is always status 409. add into a later column, fly REF done, and moving a card into or out of Blocked with fly or start returned 422.
• attachment add with a missing --file is not_found (was io).
• An existing export --out destination is status 422, like other invalid errors (was 409).
• On claimed or blocked work, subtask configure --scope can only grow the saved scope: send the saved paths plus the new ones. Dropping a path, or --clear-scope, is refused with state, since the worker may be editing it.
• A worker command (done, undone, block, resume, release) on a subtask nobody has claimed is state, saying to claim it first (was owned, "held by nobody").
• subtask configure, accept, request-changes and ack on a card that isn't In Progress are state, saying to start or resume it first (was owned).
• Removing delegated subtasks (subtask rm) needs the card's owner, or a card without one (owned).
• handoff's commands.complete reads the result from stdin (--result-stdin) instead of a --result={result} argument, so multi-line results survive npm's Windows shim.