The sign-in checks
Part of team doctor — team doctor --login: one read-only login check per CLI the seats use.
--login reads the logins alone: one line per CLI the file's seats use, in the order the seats first
name them, then the same last line. A login check that passed is ok ; one that failed is MISS,
with the command that logs in; a CLI that can't be asked — one with no login check, or no launch
profile in this version — is -- .
--login answers the one question that needs no herdr, no session and no machine — which CLIs have
an account to run under. Two seats share a CLI, so it is said once:
format: 1
project: beacon
coordinator: claude-keeper
operator: claude-keeper
trust:
- ~/.config/team/lobby
- ~/Code/beacon
workspace:
mode: shared
budgets: # owner-only; the checks run from the approved copy
accounts:
openai: { kind: subscription, reserve: 10%, sources: [check], check: .agents/openai-quota }
seats:
- role: coordinator
name: claude-keeper
label: coordinator
cli: claude-code
vendor: anthropic
model: Claude Opus
version: "5.5"
launch: claude --model claude-opus-5-5
- role: implementer
name: claude-beacon
label: implementer
cli: claude-code
vendor: anthropic
model: Claude Opus
version: "5.5"
launch: claude --model claude-opus-5-5
- role: researcher
name: codex-scribe
label: researcher
cli: codex
vendor: openai
model: GPT Codex
version: "5"
launch: codex --model gpt-5-codex team doctor --login ; echo "exit $?"
ok claude-code: logged in
MISS log in to codex: `codex login`
team doctor: 1 missing, 0 warnings: 1 of them block `up` and `add`
exit 1