docs: correct the Console view count to six

README.md

@@ -131,15 +131,17 @@ screen:
 crew ui                        # start the Console; prints an authenticated local URL and opens it
 ```
 
-![The crew Console: a sidebar over five views - Overview, Agents, Tasks, Messages, and Operations](./docs/images/console-dashboard.png)
+![The crew Console's Overview screen: sidebar, headline counts, the live crew roster, what needs attention, and a recent-events feed](./docs/images/console-dashboard.png)
 
 - It is an HTTP server that you start yourself and that stays in the foreground of your
   terminal. It listens only on `127.0.0.1`, so it is reachable only from your own computer,
   and every request must carry a fresh secret token generated for that run. Ctrl-C stops it;
   it never detaches or keeps running in the background, and every other crew command works
   without it.
-- The dashboard is a live, interactive app with five views - **Overview** (crew activity,
-  items that need attention, recent events), **Agents**, **Tasks** (a board of the
+- The dashboard is a live, interactive app with six views - **Now** (the view you land on
+  first: one prioritized worklist of everything that needs you - stale leases, your review
+  queue, idle agents, unread messages), **Overview** (crew activity, items that need
+  attention, recent events), **Agents**, **Tasks** (a board of the
   `queued -> in_progress -> submitted -> completed` flow plus abandoned tasks, with each
   Task's detail and event timeline), **Messages**, and **Operations** (team launch, running
   sessions crew owns, a peek into any pane, health, maintenance). Looking at the dashboard

docs-site/sections/modules.tsx

@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ const NODES: readonly ArchNode[] = [
     label: 'Console',
     sub: 'crew ui',
     detail:
-      'The optional browser dashboard: five views, bounded non-consuming Store snapshots, and Operator actions with no authority beyond what the Store already allows. A foreground HTTP/SSE server, never a background process. Page assets are bundled at build time so it works offline.',
+      'The optional browser dashboard: six views, bounded non-consuming Store snapshots, and Operator actions with no authority beyond what the Store already allows. A foreground HTTP/SSE server, never a background process. Page assets are bundled at build time so it works offline.',
   },
   {
     id: 'db',

docs/design/architecture.md

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ launched mode is not completely process-free.
 | Setup | install or inspect one Setup Target | asks Platforms for platform-specific facts; writes files behind guard checks |
 | Launcher | show a launch plan or create a tmux session | resolves worktrees, maps panes, waits for readiness, injects prompts, cleans up |
 | Relay | watch unread Message ids and stale Leases, type fixed reminders into panes | a polling loop over a tmux adapter; never sees Message content and never marks anything read |
-| Console | serve the optional interactive browser dashboard (five views: Overview, Agents, Tasks, Messages, Operations) and Store snapshots, and perform Operator actions with no authority beyond what the Store already allows | a foreground HTTP/SSE server reachable only from your own computer, plus page assets bundled at build time so it works offline |
+| Console | serve the optional interactive browser dashboard (six views: Now, Overview, Agents, Tasks, Messages, Operations) and Store snapshots, and perform Operator actions with no authority beyond what the Store already allows | a foreground HTTP/SSE server reachable only from your own computer, plus page assets bundled at build time so it works offline |
 | Format | render records for humans or as NDJSON (one complete JSON object per line) | strips terminal control sequences from human output; keeps the JSON envelopes stable |
 | Commands | parse one command and call a deeper Module | thin handlers containing no SQL and no hard-coded platform paths |
 
@@ -160,8 +160,8 @@ src/
 web/                            Preact + TypeScript dashboard source
   main.tsx                      browser entry point
   view-model.ts                 pure selectors + colour vocabularies (relative time, status/role/activity, review queue, attention, activity feed)
-  app.tsx                       sidebar shell + five-view router + toasts + one-click confirm modal
-  components/                  the five views + sidebar, toasts, confirm-dialog, health, peek, recovery-banner
+  app.tsx                       sidebar shell + six-view router + toasts + one-click confirm modal
+  components/                  the six views + sidebar, toasts, confirm-dialog, health, peek, recovery-banner
   index.html                    build-time page shell (loads two CDN fonts with a system fallback)
 templates/
   roles/{manager,worker,inspector}.md

docs/design/product-spec.md

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ stable.
 
 The optional local `crew ui` Console and the ability to stop an owned Team already ship in the
 codebase as an additive slice — nothing else depends on them — and are included from the first
-release. The Console is an interactive five-view browser app (Overview, Agents, Tasks,
+release. The Console is an interactive six-view browser app (Now, Overview, Agents, Tasks,
 Messages, Operations) that both observes crew state and drives it, acting under the same
 ordinary Store authority as any other caller — send a Message, approve or requeue a Task,
 launch or stop a Team, list the live sessions it owns, peek at a pane, and run maintenance

web/components/sidebar.tsx

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * Left navigation rail (design "aside"): brand, the five view links with their
+ * Left navigation rail (design "aside"): brand, the six view links with their
  * live badges (agent count, review-queue count, unread count, attention dot),
  * the "listening for changes" indicator, and the operator identity card. Pure
  * render — the App owns the active view and the counts.