@oddington/sdk 0.1.21 → 0.1.22

package/README.md

@@ -675,7 +675,12 @@ connection effects occur immediately, including before a later failure.
 No-change success retains Run evidence without requiring publish. `--json`
 returns typed Run state/counts/result, or confirmed publish receipts/links.
 The former `prepare`, `run --local`, command/argv and authority-selection
-flags are rejected. Remote execution and deployment are not implemented here.
+flags are rejected. `os routine deploy <canonical-id>` explicitly delivers the
+complete definition, including its response handlers; `--yes` provides automation
+consent. `os routine run <canonical-id> --remote` runs the current successful
+deployment with the same input/defaults, ordered steps and result validation.
+Remote handles expose `current()`, `watch()` and `step(id)`; `runs.list()` and
+`runs.get(id)` read retained bounded history. Remote summaries omit publication.
 Checkout-backed app children retain immediate publication.
 
 Retain evidence with `inbox.files.add({ path: 'evidence.txt' })`. Paths stay within
@@ -702,17 +707,19 @@ The CLI consumes the same SDK and supplies its signed-in member transport to CLI
 commands. The former `@oddington/cli/inbox` subpath is removed; routines import
 this package root.
 
-The managed response runner supplies the SDK to approved handler modules:
+The managed response runner supplies the SDK to the deployed definition's handlers:
 
 ```ts
-export const handlers = [defineHandler({
+const review = defineHandler({
   id: 'review',
   run: async () => resolveAsk({ outcome: 'Reviewed' }),
-})];
+});
+// Include review in defineRoutine({ ..., responses: [review] }).
 ```
 
 A self-contained module importing only the SDK needs no customer dependency
 installation. Customer manifests cannot replace the runner-owned SDK. The runner
-selects the approved code revision and handler, and supplies only scoped capability
+selects current code when an answer is accepted, retains that unit for invocation,
+and supplies only scoped capability
 transport. The package contains public runtime code, declarations, this README and
 its license; it has no executable, operator/server code or infrastructure credentials.