# pi-docket v0.7.0

A release focused on worker review loops. Ready-worker patches can now be reviewed in Hunk with inline comments sent back to the worker, and the worker dashboard is cleaner and easier to scan.

## Highlights

### Hunk review for worker change sets

Ready worker verdict cards now offer `h Hunk review` when a change set exists. Docket opens the exact worker patch in Hunk, pauses Pi's TUI while Hunk owns the terminal, then returns to Docket.

Hunk comments made with `c` are harvested while the Hunk session is live. After Hunk exits, Docket asks whether to:

- send the comments to the worker for revision,
- copy the formatted review notes to the clipboard, or
- ignore them for now.

Sending comments records the action as a `chat` verdict entry and tells the worker to revise inside its own workspace. It does not promote changes or inject review context into the parent model.

If Hunk is unavailable, Docket shows the install hint and falls back to the built-in full diff viewer.

### Cleaner worker dashboard

The `f8` / `/docket workers` dashboard now uses a tighter worker table:

- compact status badges such as `[needs input]`, `[ready]`, and `[active]`,
- a stronger selected-row rail and background,
- fixed `work`, `status`, `task`, and `result` columns,
- long tasks ellipsized in the table and shown in full in the detail pane,
- simplified shortcut footer with extended help behind `?`,
- softer section headings so yellow is reserved for attention/action-needed states.

This keeps worker status scannable without losing the richer selected-worker context below the table.

## Compatibility

No worker protocol, storage path, or command-name migration is required. Hunk integration is optional; users without Hunk keep the existing built-in diff viewer fallback.

## Upgrade

```bash
npm install -g @roodriigoooo/pi-docket@0.7.0
```

Publishing is handled by the `Release` GitHub Actions workflow. It reads the version from `package.json`, verifies the requested version matches, publishes to npm with provenance, packs the npm artifact, and creates the GitHub Release from this file.