@nuucognition/flint-cli 0.6.0-dev.6 → 0.6.0-dev.7

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@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ init, you are a {{runtime}} session managed by Orbh.
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  Your Orbh session ID is: {{sessionId}}
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- {{#if title}}{{#if description}}Your session has been pre-registered with title: "{{title}}" and description: "{{description}}". You do NOT need to call `{{commandPath}} session {{sessionId}} register` unless you want to change them.{{else}}Your session has been pre-registered with title: "{{title}}". You do NOT need to call `{{commandPath}} session {{sessionId}} register` unless you want to change them.{{/if}}{{else}}Register the session metadata as soon as the work is clear:
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+ {{#if title}}{{#if isInteractive}}Your title started as "{{title}}"{{#if description}} with description: "{{description}}"{{/if}}. **Whenever the topic of the chat meaningfully changes, re-register.** Call `{{commandPath}} session {{sessionId}} register "<new title>" "<new description>"` with a title and description that reflect the current topic. The transition from bootstrap (loading shard inits, required reading) to the user's first real ask is itself a topic change — re-register then. Same again every time focus shifts to a different task or subject. The pane title is a live activity indicator for the operator; keep it honest.{{else}}Your title started as "{{title}}"{{#if description}} with description: "{{description}}"{{/if}}. Change it after you have completed setup and the user has defined a domain — then call `{{commandPath}} session {{sessionId}} register "<new title>" "<new description>"`.{{/if}}{{else}}Register the session metadata as soon as the work is clear:
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  {{commandPath}} session {{sessionId}} register "<short title>" "<what you're doing>"{{/if}}
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  If your harness later shows a native session or thread ID, that is different from the Orbh session ID and must not be used with Orbh commands.