Walking skeleton test suite passes end-to-end: - AS-1: Permission block enqueue/dequeue - AS-2: FIFO ordering - AS-3: Answered-in-pane reconcile - AS-4: Dropped-event recovery - AS-5: Skip + cooldown - AS-6: No forced focus-steal - AS-7: Pane reuse regression Phase 6 exit criterion met (AS-1 through AS-6 pass). Phase 6 complete (AS-7 also passes). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Trail Boss keybindings for tmux
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# Source this from your ~/.tmux.conf: bind -r 'run-shell "cat /path/to/trail-boss/tmux.conf | sh -s %{pane_id}"'
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# Or add the bindings directly.
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# All bindings use prefix to avoid stealing keys from interactive sessions
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# Default prefix is Ctrl-b; customize with: bind-key -n C-t set prefix
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# Next (prefix + Tab) — jump to head-of-queue pane
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bind-key -T prefix Tab run-shell "trailboss jump-next || tmux display 'Trail Boss: queue empty'"
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# Skip (prefix + s) — skip current head, jump to next
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bind-key -T prefix s run-shell "trailboss skip || tmux display 'Trail Boss: queue empty'"
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# Popup (prefix + g) — show queue picker overlay
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bind-key -T prefix g display-popup -E -w 80% -h 60% "trailboss popup"
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# Return (prefix + B) — switch back to operator session after a jump
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bind-key -T prefix B run-shell "trailboss return || tmux display 'Trail Boss: no origin'"
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