Eight people. One model.
One log everybody can read.
A shared model account turns a team into an anonymous crowd: nobody knows who asked for what, and whatever the model wrote lands in the repo unread. TagTeam gives the room a single append-only log — so every invocation carries a name, every change waits for a person, and the budget is spent on what the room pinned rather than on scrollback.
Plain messages stay between you and cost nothing. Only a slash command spends budget, and the room sees a one-line notice rather than your tokens.
The model proposes; it never writes. Contract checks run on a scratch copy and the merge gate is enforced in the room, not in the button.
The room measures how fast it generates against how fast it approves — and when generation runs away, it throttles itself.