@polderlabs/bizar-omp 0.4.2 → 0.4.3

package/skills/bizar-omp/SKILL.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Use this skill when working in an OMP session with the BizarHarness plugin insta
 
 Bizar is a native OMP engineering extension. It owns workflow intent, acceptance criteria, evidence freshness, route classification, dispatch admission, and integration eligibility. OMP remains the owner of sessions, providers, models, credentials, tools, native agents, task isolation, transcripts, and conversation state. Bizar does not start a second agent runtime or replace OMP's task system.
 
-`omp plugin install @polderlabs/bizar-omp` installs the extension, native agents, skills, rules, prompts, and workflow tools. OMP plugins cannot place npm executables on the shell `PATH`; when `omb` or the repair CLI is needed, use `npx --yes @polderlabs/bizar-omp@<version> setup`, which globally installs the exact package version, installs the same version through OMP's plugin manager, and applies the autonomous preset with a recoverable receipt.
+The supported full installation is `npx --yes @polderlabs/bizar-omp@<version> setup`. It globally installs the exact package version, installs and enables that same version through OMP's plugin manager, applies the autonomous preset, writes a recoverable receipt, and provides the `omb` and `bizar-omp` commands. Use `omp plugin install @polderlabs/bizar-omp@<version>` only for an extension-only installation or when developing a separate command installation. OMP's plugin manager cannot place npm executables on the shell `PATH`.
 
 Use the native Bizar tools for the typed lifecycle:
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The semantic roles include `bizar_orchestrator` for the main conversation and `b
 
 - `omp` is the normal direct OMP launcher. Bizar must not take over its terminal or start tmux from an extension callback.
 - `omb` is the explicit durable launcher supplied by this package. It starts OMP inside tmux from the first process, so terminal probes and raw input have one owner. Plain `omb` reconnects to the most recently active live Bizar session in the current directory, or creates that directory's stable default session when none exists.
-- `omb new [initial message]` always creates a fresh session. `omb --session <id>` creates or reconnects to an additional named session, and `omb --new` creates a generated session id. `omb agents` opens the full-screen Ink session hub with a workspace rail, grouped session list, selected-session inspector, and modal settings/help/delete views. In that hub, Enter attaches, `n` dispatches, `e` renames, `d` deletes after confirmation, `s` opens persistent launcher settings, Up/Down or `j`/`k` selects, `r` refreshes, `?` opens help, and `q` exits. The hub reads each host's native OMP session journal and prefers its configured or auto-generated title. While auto-titling is pending, it uses a deterministic first-task/project label and keeps the project/id as secondary identity. The hub only inspects Bizar-owned tmux sessions and does not replace OMP's native Agent Hub.
+- `omb new [initial message]` always creates a fresh session. `omb --session <id>` creates or reconnects to an additional named session, and `omb --new` creates a generated session id. `omb agents` opens the full-screen Ink session hub with a workspace rail, grouped session list, selected-session inspector, and modal settings/help/delete/new-session views. In that hub, Enter attaches, `n` opens the new-session selector, `e` renames, `d` deletes after confirmation, `s` opens persistent launcher settings, Up/Down or `j`/`k` selects, `r` refreshes, `?` opens help, and `q` exits. The selector fuzzy-searches and browses directories, offers recent project paths, supports direct absolute paths, and collects the optional initial task and session name in the same TUI. The hub reads each host's native OMP session journal and prefers its configured or auto-generated title. While auto-titling is pending, it uses a deterministic first-task/project label and keeps the project/id as secondary identity. The hub only inspects Bizar-owned tmux sessions and does not replace OMP's native Agent Hub.
 - `omb` enables tmux mouse mode by default so wheel scrolling stays in the pane instead of becoming prompt-history input; this can be changed in the hub Settings overlay. It avoids nested tmux sessions and runs noninteractive modes directly. `Ctrl-d` and `Ctrl-c` privately detach the Bizar client and return to the agents hub without sending EOF or interrupt input into OMP; `Ctrl-b d` remains available. The tmux host and background work continue. If the host pane exits, a later `omb` respawns the dead pane before reconnecting. Closing the client does not stop the tmux host.
 
 The install preset enables asynchronous task execution and sets `display.pinnedAgents=full`, so every active task agent is visible in the live session and Agent Hub. Role definitions are not live sessions and are not spawned at install time; only agents actually delegated by the orchestrator appear in the hub. It also hides thinking blocks and model tool activity (`hideThinkingBlock` and `display.hideToolActivity`) while preserving the model's reasoning and task execution.