Make an API token

Make a Hivemind API token for one of my programs, at the smallest role it needs, and store it safely.

1. Ask me what the program is called, which workspace folder it drives, and what it does. Choose the role from that: `view` only reads; `edit` also presses widgets and opens tool tiles; `terminals` also types into terminals; `agents` also starts, answers and closes agents. Tell me the role you chose and why.
2. Check Hivemind runs with that folder open: `hive ctl agents` must not exit 3. If it does, ask me to open the folder with `hivemind <folder>`.
3. Make it, with an expiry unless I ask otherwise: `hive grant create <name> -w <folder> --role <role> --expires 30d --json`. The output holds `token` (shown only this once) and `socket`.
4. Never show the token in this chat and never put it in a file git tracks. Write it to a git-ignored `.env` beside the program as `HIVE_DRIVE_TOKEN=…`, with `HIVE_DRIVE_SOCK=<socket>` and `HIVE_WORKSPACE=<folder>`. Check `git check-ignore .env` confirms it is ignored; add it to `.gitignore` if not.
5. Check it works: with those variables loaded, `hive ctl agents --json` prints the workspace's agents.

At the end, tell me the token's id and role from `hive grant list`, where the token is stored, and that `hive grant revoke <id>` takes it back.

REFERENCE https://hivemind.griiken.com/guide/api-tokens.md