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Problem

An org teammate runs void github connect after someone else in their org already installed the Void GitHub App. Their installation list is empty (no membership row yet), so the CLI exits with "No active GitHub App installation. Run void github install first." — telling them to install an app that's already installed.

Change (CLI-only, no server changes)

void github connect
  └ active installation list EMPTY
     ├ TTY: auto-run the existing join browser OAuth once
     │   ├ joined ≥ 1 → re-list → connect continues
     │   └ joined 0 / OAuth 503 → install-first error
     └ non-TTY: never opens a browser; error now also
       mentions `void github join`

• runGithubJoin's browser round-trip extracted into reusable performGithubJoin(); the join command's behavior is unchanged.
• Same one-shot recovery when --installation <id> names an installation the account isn't linked to yet.
• Adjacent fix: shared org installations redact their repo list for members, which dead-ended connect with "installation has no accessible repositories". TTY now prompts for owner/repo (validated, shared with the all-repositories prompt); non-TTY asks for --repo.
• Docs: github connect / github join sections in docs/reference/cli.md.

Trust model unchanged: membership is still proven by the user's own GitHub OAuth (design doc 0074); the per-repo connect-authorize step for members stays.

Testing

• 8 new unit tests (auto-join happy path, zero-join, 503 fall-through, non-TTY gate, --installation recovery, member repo prompt + validation, non-TTY --repo error)
• vp test run packages/void: 2693 passed, 0 failed
• vp run --filter ./packages/void typecheck: clean

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Note

Low Risk
CLI-only UX and documentation; OAuth join reuse matches existing trust model with no server changes.

Overview
void github connect now tries to join shared org GitHub App installations automatically in interactive mode when the user has no linked installations (or a missing --installation id), instead of telling them to install an app that may already exist on the org. The join browser OAuth is extracted into performGithubJoin() and reused by void github join unchanged; non-TTY connect still never opens a browser and errors mention void github join.

When an installation returns an empty repo list (redacted for org members), connect no longer dead-ends: TTY prompts for owner/repo via shared promptRepoFullName() with validation; CI must pass --repo. CLI reference docs for github connect / github join are updated accordingly.

.gitignore adds docs/superpowers/.

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