kranz

Added

• kranz ps and kranz clients accept Docker-style --format Go templates,
  including a table prefix for aligned output with headers.
• status, ports, doctor, config explain, services, actions, and
  tags support the same row formatter.
• Top-level kranz services, kranz actions, and kranz tags commands give
  every inspectable collection a direct noun. The actions group defaults to
  listing and also owns run and info. The old list command and singular
  action group have been removed.
• kranz plan --operation start|stop|restart previews every service a
  lifecycle operation would affect; bare plan remains a start preview.
• kranz runs supports target, status, time-window, and newest-count filters,
  plus Docker-style row templates. kranz runs retention now owns the
  separate per-target retention table and its formatter fields.
• ps, clients, and status accept exact, repeatable --filter values and
  interruptible --watch refreshes. --interval controls refresh frequency,
  and --count bounds snapshots for automation.
• The TUI quit confirmation offers c for Close & choose: it stops the
  current runtime and opens the live runtime chooser without leaving the TUI.
  The chooser remains usable when no other runtime is available.

Changed

• kranz up now creates a runtime without starting services, matching the TUI
  and MCP surfaces. Selectors still start the named services; --start
  explicitly starts every enabled service. Foreground ownership, log streaming,
  project exit codes, and -d behavior are unchanged. The redundant
  --no-start flag has been removed.

• Interactive kranz init is now a draft-based terminal wizard. It supports
  any number of editable and removable services and actions, independent
  project appearance controls with a live theme preview, and a final YAML or
  replacement diff before the only write. Init no longer scans package.json
  or implicitly imports nearby files; conversion requires explicit --from.

• The obsolete MCP --attach-only flag has been removed. Version-specific
  future-command wording in CLI help is now release-neutral.

• kranz init --name NAME is now the only project-name option. Global
  -p/--project consistently addresses a runtime and is rejected by init.

• Project, service, and port inspection now follow their entities explicitly:
  kranz project, kranz services info SERVICE, and
  kranz ports inspect PORT. Bare services and ports select their list
  operations. The overloaded info command and singular port group have
  been removed.

• Conflicting graph --format and --output=json selections now fail instead
  of silently choosing JSON. Help and shell-completion generation explicitly
  reject JSON output because their products are text artifacts.

• kranz clients now presents each connection in one compact CLIENT column,
  such as TUI, CLI: foreground, or MCP: codex. It no longer reports the
  runtime's background ownership connection as a client, matching kranz ps
  and the TUI Runtimes window. kranz ps now shows the owning supervisor's PID
  directly.

• The canonical action table shows whether each action requires confirmation.

• Root help keeps actions beside services and tags, matching the command
  model users configure and operate in the TUI.