recoup-roster-list-artists
See who's on your roster — answers "what artists do I have" by walking the workspace and falling back to your live account when the filesystem is empty. Use for "what artists do I have", "list my roster", "who's on my roster", or "what's in this sandbox". To add a new artist use recoup-roster-add-artist; to work inside one artist's files use recoup-roster-manage-artist.
Related Skills
See who's on your roster — answers "what artists do I have" by walking the workspace and falling back to your live account when the filesystem is empty. Use for "what artists do I have", "list my roster", "who's on my roster", or "what's in this sandbox". To add a new artist use recoup-roster-add-artist; to work inside one artist's files use recoup-roster-manage-artist.
Recoup — List Artists
Inventory the roster. Artist dirs live at artists/{artist-slug}/; RECOUP.md
(frontmatter artistName/artistSlug/artistId) is the identity file.
Procedure
Walk the filesystem when it's a real sandbox (ls -d artists/*/,
find artists -name RECOUP.md); if artists/ is missing/empty, fall back to
recoup-platform-api-access roster discovery (GET /accounts/id → GET /organizations
→ GET /artists?org_id=…).
Never report an empty roster from a missing filesystem — an empty artists/
dir is not an empty roster; confirm against the live account first.
Guardrails
- Never invent a roster/artist — empty filesystem ≠ empty roster.
- Report names + identity (slug/id), not a raw JSON dump.
