@ariobarin/glossa 0.2.1 → 0.2.3-beta.1

package/README.md

@@ -28,16 +28,13 @@ Expose only a narrow project you trust. Keep credentials and regulated or sensit
 
 Pass a directory to expose another project, and add `--label <name>` when several online workspaces need a non-sensitive identifier. The terminal shows the selected project, access profile, connection state, and recent activity. Press `q` or Ctrl+C to disconnect.
 
-The first time a computer runs Glossa, follow its browser authorization link. A headless or SSH-only machine prints the link so you can open it elsewhere. The CLI uses that authorization once to enroll the computer and stores only its revocable device credential, not a Google or Auth0 refresh token. Later workspace sessions reuse that pairing without user sign-in.
+The first time a computer runs Glossa, it shows a short pairing code. Enter it on the Glossa control panel from any browser to enroll the computer; a headless or SSH-only machine needs no local browser. The CLI stores only its revocable device credential, not a Google or Auth0 refresh token. Later workspace sessions reuse that pairing without user sign-in.
 
-Account-level CLI actions such as `glossa status` still open sign-in when needed. Run `glossa unpair` to revoke this computer and remove its local pairing before moving it to another Glossa account.
+Press `d` in the terminal to list and revoke the account's devices. Run `glossa unpair` to revoke this computer and remove its local pairing before moving it to another Glossa account.
 
 Useful controls:
 
 ```shell
-glossa status
-glossa devices revoke <id>
-glossa logout
 glossa unpair
 glossa update --check
 ```