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Using the agent chat as a Passenger ​

This page is for people who are not running crew: you want an agent to look at a project's code and help you file a well-formed ticket, without becoming crew.

What a Passenger can do ​

  • Read the project's source, through a ship that hosts it: files, directory listings, search, git log, git blame.
  • File new work (an Issue or Epic at new).

What a Passenger cannot do ​

Change anything that already exists, move a ticket between statuses, or write to the code. Passengers never count as the human approval a crew requires; only crew roles and the operator can approve work.

Nothing to install ​

You do not install crew or Docker, and you do not clone the repo. The ship's owner runs the machine; you use the agent chat in the Tablation app.

  1. Open the agent chat in your workspace.
  2. Ask about the code as you would a colleague: name the file, the failing behavior, what you expected. The agent reads the ship's checkout to answer.
  3. Ask it to file the ticket. A ticket that names the file, quotes the failing path and states the expected result is one a maintainer can accept in a minute.

Is a ship hosting? ​

Code access only works while at least one ship is hosting your workspace. The Ships table lists each ship with its tunnel status:

  • connected: the ship is hosting and the chat can read the code.
  • connecting or disconnected: the ship is offline or not hosting. The chat still works for filing tickets from what you tell it, but it cannot read the repo. Ask the ship's owner to check Host Passengers (crew doctor shows the state).