0.1.1

Added

• shared/docs/rehearsal.md names --remote / CREW_DRILL_REMOTE as the way to rehearse against a fork (#302).
• The duty engine converges git identity before the first duty of every tick, and runs no session on a box whose commits would name another droid (#294).

Changed

• Fleet Floor: grok's anatomy rebuilt under the blind-verifier loop protocol — predator arms with articulated talons, one committed key light, hard-point optics, grounded digitigrade feet — plus a FLOORDEV.renderSolo dev hook for droid-only studio renders (#289).
• CONTRIBUTING: a changelog fragment carries one entry per distinct user-visible change, with the reader test that decides it (#268).
• CONTRIBUTING: names which changelog rules block a review and which ride an approval as a nit — bullet count is editorial (#268).
• Adopt ceremony 0.4.1 (crew#259): a new labels-sweep.yml caller carries the
  reconcile sweep, with the hourly cron and the bootstrap dispatch relocated
  out of labels.yml, which gains actions: write for its trigger dispatch
  (ceremony#209).
• Sweeps now run detached from PRs: a queue-displaced sweep can no longer land
  a cancelled reconcile check on a PR, or set blocker:ci-red off its own
  displaced run (ceremony#208).
• crew new, create-all, hire, hire-all, up, down, upgrade and gold refuse under the shipped example fleet definition, naming crew init (#216).
• crew status, crew profiles and crew up --dry-run still work there, and say they are reading the shipped examples (#216).
• examples/repos.txt ships empty, so crew init seeds a fleet aimed at nothing until the operator names a repo (#216).
• The fleet.conf / repos.txt completeness check runs on the shipped examples too, not only on operator definitions (#216).
• Fleet Floor: the fleet view is a conference call — a vertically scrolling grid of webcam tiles, one per box, each unit front-on in close-up over a static blurred role-colour backdrop (#209).
• Fleet Floor: each tile carries AR telemetry — uptime, idle over the last 24h, queue, signal, a heartbeat trace that flatlines with the box, the open session's timer, and a live caption naming the work item (#209).
• Note: both #209 entries above describe work that shipped in 0.1.0. Their fragment went unconsumed because 0.1.0's release PR merged twelve commits stale (#212), so this is the first section that could carry them; the published 0.1.0 section is left as it stands (#162).
• Fleet Floor: grok's unit is rebuilt as a grounded stalker — digitigrade stance with hard deck contacts, a built-in predator-mask face, and a slicked-back cable mane with state language (#206).
• Fleet Floor: grok keeps a purple spine-slit readout and a flight-lineage service record; the jetpack hover and its thruster wash are gone (#206).
• Note: both #206 entries above describe work that shipped in 0.1.0. Their fragment went unconsumed because 0.1.0's release PR merged twelve commits stale (#212), so this is the first section that could carry them; the published 0.1.0 section is left as it stands (#162).

Fixed

• Resume dispatches only when a draft's head, a foreign comment or review, or its referenced issue has moved since the last resume — a parked draft no longer wakes a session every tick forever. The builder's own comments and reviews are excluded (#314).
• shared/prompts/resume.txt posts the resume marker only when the session is going to act on the draft (#314).
• A resume that makes no commit at one head three times running is suppressed until the head moves, with one WARN in duty.log naming the PR, the head and the count (#314).
• shared/docs/rehearsal.md clones heavy-duty/crew at main, the drill's own default, not a personal fork and its merged branch (#302).
• Author-specific review panels now keep each builder's paired reviewer identity out of crew's required roster. (#298)
• A box's git identity is derived from its gh credential, so commits are bylined by the account that pushed them instead of the account the box carried before an identity change (#294).
• crew hire and crew upgrade write the box's git identity when it is authenticated, and say plainly when there is no credential to copy yet (#294).
• The shipped examples/notify-repos.txt names the builder accounts' forks, so a state:needs-human PR pushed to one is swept instead of waiting for somebody to notice it (#294).
• A reviewer who requested changes is no longer re-requested forever at an unchanged head: one round-answered signal opens one round, and the verdicts answering it spend it (#286).
• A round-answered signal posted while a review round is still open now takes effect once that round closes, rather than requesting a reviewer mid-round (#286).
• Review requests and convergence use a repository's per-author panel when configured. (#285)
• crew upgrade now leaves operator-paused boxes paused. (#283)
• A hired box that has never ticked reports waiting for its gh and vendor
  credentials instead of stale, in crew status and on the fleet floor (#265)
• Builder ticks keep ready issues claimable after choosing one and repair ledgers that previously buried the queue. (#264)
• Session history distinguishes successful no-op runs and shows their final reply. (#256)
• Fleet-floor messages now carry the duty environment contract. (#255)
• Codex sessions use medium reasoning effort. (#255)
• A board signal created during a triage box's mention session wakes triage in the same tick, instead of waiting a full tick (#253).
• A mention session that clears the last board signal no longer launches a triage session on the pre-session reading (#253).
• Test suites ignore ambient crew and duty configuration. (#252)
• Round logs retain verdicts on their original head after GitHub re-points reviews during a base merge. (#249)
• crew floor refuses under the shipped example fleet definition, in the CLI and in floor.py alike: a console over a definition nobody wrote could arm cron, power-cycle boxes and start model sessions (#244).
• floor.py's fleet-definition completeness check runs whoever owns the directory, matching the CLI (#244).
• Resume stranded unsignalled PRs and retry CI-red heads after their checks settle. (#243)
• Warn once when a PR waits for its round-answered signal. (#243)
• CI-red and attention fix rounds now receive the complete round protocol and finish with the answered-head signal. (#242)
• The kimi profile launches its CLI non-interactively (#240).
• The kimi profile resolves its credential home across ~/.kimi and ~/.kimi-code (#240).
• Scope labels now cover the full install channel and the engine's test gate. (#238)
• crew status prints the whole roster when a hired box has no duty log yet, instead of stopping at the first one (#224).
• That box's row reads no ticks yet (#224).
• Fleet overlap checks now skip and report unreadable GitHub event payloads without stopping crew commands. (#223)
• Installer completion messages now report the recorded source provenance. (#222)
• crew status <box> reads no ticks yet on a box hired minutes ago — the
  same words its table and the floor already use for that box — naming the duty
  log it waits for and the tick that writes it, instead of (unreachable)
  (#221).
• The same view on an un-hired box names the absent engine rather than the
  missing log (#221).
• crew status: an un-hired box whose tenant role never converged reads INCOMPLETE and its note names the bootstrap recovery instead of crew hire (#220).
• crew hire: refuses a box rig never converged, naming what is missing; --force overrides (#220).
• crew hire-all and crew up: skip such a box, name it in the summary, and exit non-zero, while still hiring every healthy box in the same run (#220).
• crew status <box>: reports the rig role marker and which rig converged the box (#220).
• crew create-all continues after box failures and reports created, existing, and failed boxes (#219).
• The fleet floor's page names a paused box PAUSED and a disarmed one DISARMED
  in the headline, the CRON vital, the big card, the status line, the
  alert-coloured silent counter and the stage counts, so SILENT is reserved
  for a box that should be ticking and is not (#203).
• Fleet Floor now measures box liveness and session recency without mixing host and guest clocks. (#181)
• The engine reports a dirty worktree it left behind once per worktree and dirt state, not on every tick (#167).
• That report names the branch the worktree holds and the git worktree add failure it will cause (#167).