Teams & schedules

Teams

stn team list                       # teams you're in, with their members
stn team create "Team Name"         # create a team you own
stn team delete TEAM_ID [-y]        # delete a team you own (-y skips the confirm)
stn team invite EMAIL [--team ID]   # invite someone by email (defaults to your current team)
stn team remove EMAIL [--team ID]   # remove a member by email

Invited by someone? Pending invites show up in the CLI too:

stn team invites          # list pending invites you've received
stn team accept TEAM_ID   # accept an invite and join the team
stn team decline TEAM_ID  # decline an invite

stn team list prints each team's name, owner flag, id and slug, with a members table (handle, email, role, status). The slug (e.g. hydra-engineering) or name is what you pass as TEAM to other commands; the id is what invite/accept/decline take.

Reminder schedules

Schedules nudge you (or the whole team) at a local time you choose. Team admins set the team-wide default with --team-wide; anyone can add a personal schedule (the default scope) that overrides the team's for them. Re-running set updates the matching rule in place.

stn schedule list --team TEAM                    # the reminders that apply to you (team defaults + your overrides)
stn schedule set standup --at 09:00 --team TEAM  # create/update a standup reminder (24-hour local time)
stn schedule set blocker --at 17:00 --team TEAM  # remind about open blockers instead
stn schedule set resume  --at 09:15 --team TEAM  # morning nudge to reload your working state
stn schedule set checkpoint --at 17:30 --team TEAM   # end-of-day nudge to capture state
stn schedule set standup --at 09:00 --days 0,2,4 --tz America/New_York   # Mon/Wed/Fri, in your zone
stn schedule set standup --at 09:00 --team-wide  # admin: set the team default
stn schedule off standup --team TEAM             # pause a reminder without deleting it
stn schedule on  standup --team TEAM             # re-enable it
stn schedule remove SCHEDULE_ID                  # delete a rule by id (from `schedule list`)

The first argument to set/on/off is the kind: standup, blocker, checkpoint, or resume. Defaults: --days 0,1,2,3,4 (weekday integers, Mon=0 … Sun=6 — so Mon–Fri), --tz UTC, and personal scope. --team defaults to your current team. Use IANA timezone names (e.g. Europe/London) so reminders follow daylight saving.