Guildhall app

The app has two useful scales: the /projects service home for scanning registered projects, and the project shell where setup, tasks, live runs, reviewer calls, and current work closure actually play out.

Use it for the everyday loop:

1. Open the service home or jump straight into a project shell.
2. Pick or configure a provider.
3. Add tasks.
4. Start and stop runs.
5. Inspect transcripts, reviews, gates, and provenance.
6. Resolve escalations and tune settings.

The app is still transparent: the shared project plan lands in ./guildhall.yaml, shared Guildhall notes can live in checked-in ./.guildhall/ files, compact project memory lands in ./.guildhall/, and local/private checkout overrides stay in ./.guildhall/config.yaml. Machine-scoped state such as the project registry, provider credentials, and default provider choice live under ~/.guildhall/; transcripts and bulky run history live under ~/.guildhall/data/projects/.

Pages

• Setup wizard — first-run onboarding.
• Projects home — Projects & Workspaces, service-level work mix, attention, running-now, and project launcher.
• Project view — main per-project shell.
• Task drawer — task detail pane.
• Providers page — credential management.

If the UI does something weird, the receipts are usually sitting in plain files that can be inspected directly.