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Project>project overview from the dashboard endpoint; tools chooser drawn in Board>board; docs for Shell and t

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@@ -58,12 +58,12 @@ program running in the Board workspace.
| Workspace>pane | shows | keys |
|---|---|---|
| Shell>shell | a prompt in the project folder | — |
| Shell>shell | a prompt in the project folder: the pane that never exits, and the escape hatch for anything no panel covers | — |
| Board>board | tasks by group · the chosen task · needs you | ↑↓ j k · enter · a · u · / · t (tools) · tab |
| Work>work | runs · change · facts · review | [ ] tab · ↑↓ j k · g G · t (tools) |
| Reply>reply | the task · the thread · the reply box | enter · s · esc |
| New task>new | the form · what a task needs · what will be sent | tab · enter · ctrl+n |
| Project>project | facts · costs · settings | [ ] tab · ↑↓ j k |
| Project>project | overview · facts · costs · settings | [ ] tab · ↑↓ j k |
| Repair>repair | health · layout · rebuild log | [ ] tab · ↑↓ j k · R · B |
| Agents>agents | roster · runs · log · settings | [ ] tab · ↑↓ j k · enter · p P w · A |
@@ -73,7 +73,9 @@ Choosing a task on the board and pressing Enter writes it into the project's
### Tool panes
`t` in `Board>board` or `Work>work` opens a chooser: shell, Lazygit, Hunk, Yazi, Neovim,
fzf, ocr. The tool opens as a pane beside the one you are in, in the same workspace, and
fzf, ocr. Note that TUIOS also binds `t` in **window management mode** (toggle tiling, new
window); inside the program the pane must be in terminal mode for `t` to arrive, which is
the normal state while you are typing in it. The tool opens as a pane beside the one you are in, in the same workspace, and
`esc` closes the chooser. Quitting the tool (its own key) closes its pane. Nothing is added
to the layout, so the eight workspaces stay as they are.