New workspaces are told to connect a model, before anything fails
Walking g1t as a second account, the way a new user would: g1t's hosted models are open only to selected workspaces, so a new workspace's agents and workflow runners need a model provider of its own, and nothing said so until something failed. - Mission control's "Get started" said "Add agent credit" and ticked it off, since nothing is charged. A workspace that cannot reach a model now gets "Connect a model" there instead, linked to Integrations. - The Actions page says up front that workflows run once the workspace connects a model provider, with a link; a job that was refused for it links "Integrations" in its reason. - An issue showed no way to put g1t's agent on it at all, while its empty state said "Put g1t agents on it". It now shows where the agent would be and how to make it appear. - Integrations, Billing and the usage guide said g1t charges $0.10 a run on your own provider. Not while it is being built out; they now say so, as the models guide already did. - The quickstart gains a "Connect a model" step before putting an agent on an issue, and says git takes any username with a token.
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