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- package/README.md +1 -1
- package/dist/src/main.js +9497 -9269
- package/dist/src/state/config.js +2 -2
- package/docs/agent/buyer/cart-checkout.json +9 -50
- package/docs/agent/buyer/catalog-list.json +11 -52
- package/docs/agent/buyer/identity-and-sessions.json +9 -81
- package/docs/agent/buyer/install-and-setup.json +7 -47
- package/docs/agent/buyer/orders-refunds.json +9 -81
- package/docs/agent/buyer/payment-flow.json +9 -50
- package/docs/agent/buyer/purchased-content.json +1 -25
- package/docs/agent/buyer/rail-booking.json +25 -152
- package/docs/agent/buyer/render-hosts.json +21 -57
- package/docs/agent/buyer/service-feedback.json +6 -42
- package/docs/cli-reference/agent-types.md +17 -97
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/auth.md +6 -87
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/buy.md +23 -168
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/cart/add.md +3 -1
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/cart/index.md +2 -2
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/cart/next.md +2 -0
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/cart/show.md +2 -22
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/catalog/index.md +1 -1
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/catalog/list.md +4 -38
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/checkout.md +3 -17
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/device.md +7 -36
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/docs/list.md +1 -1
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/docs/show.md +1 -19
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/feedback/submit.md +5 -17
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/install.md +3 -39
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/orders.md +3 -13
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/pay.md +6 -27
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/readyz.md +3 -61
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/refund/cancel.md +1 -21
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/refund/create.md +4 -28
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/refund/get.md +3 -3
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/refund/index.md +3 -3
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/refund/list.md +1 -14
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/refund/watch.md +5 -25
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/action.md +6 -35
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/checkout.md +15 -112
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/get.md +4 -39
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/index.md +5 -42
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/invoke.md +6 -147
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/list.md +3 -55
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/next.md +9 -270
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/page.md +4 -37
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/purchase.md +21 -0
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/quote.md +12 -57
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/read-result.md +5 -72
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/run.md +15 -144
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/services/start.md +7 -49
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/skill.md +1 -2
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/vault/access.md +2 -20
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/vault/list.md +3 -16
- package/docs/cli-reference/commands/vault/read.md +1 -1
- package/docs/cli-reference/conventions.md +2 -2
- package/docs/cli-reference/index.md +2 -1
- package/package.json +3 -4
- package/skills/itpay/SKILL.md +32 -130
- package/docs/agent/buyer/quickstart.json +0 -112
- package/docs/agent/buyer/rail-fast-checkout.json +0 -48
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For railway travel, read `itpay docs show rail-booking` once before the first query. That guide owns endpoint understanding, reliable route knowledge versus targeted lookup, the pre-query 2–4 line brief and Exact/Smart choice. Preserve full administrative/place names, dates, party size, station locks and deadlines. For other new services, use `itpay catalog list --json` and the selected published operation/template. For an existing execution, use its current reader; do not start another query.
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