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chamba 0.1.0 → 0.2.0

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@@ -17,15 +17,48 @@ stdout (what you read and act on); status and hints go to stderr, so a command's
 stdout is just the messages. Using `@latest` resolves the newest published
 version rather than a stale one npx may have cached.
+## First run: the workspace
+chamba keeps everything under a `.chamba/` directory in the project. The first
+`open` creates it at the git repo root and says where (`created chamba workspace
+at ...`); each project gets its own server on a port derived from that location,
+so several projects run side by side without colliding. If the project has no
+`.git`, `open` will not guess a location - ask the human where the workspace
+should live and run `npx chamba@latest init <dir>` once (or `init --here` for the
+current directory), then `open`. `npx chamba@latest` with no arguments (a bare
+status) tells you whether a workspace exists yet.
 ## Opening a session
 ```
 npx chamba@latest open --title "what this is about"
 ```
-Optionally `--kind spec` for spec work (extra Draft/Mock/Diagram surfaces). This
-prints a URL on stdout - give that URL to the human and ask them to open it. The
-server starts automatically if it is not already running.
+This prints a URL on stdout - give that URL to the human and ask them to open it.
+The server starts automatically if it is not already running.
+With no `--kind`, the session opens undecided: the browser shows the human a
+chooser as their first interaction, and their pick sets the kind on this same
+session. Your next `poll` reports the choice as a `· Session set to spec` or
+`· Session set to everyday` line - drive the session accordingly from there. Pass
+`--kind spec` (or `--kind everyday`) to decide up front and skip the chooser; spec
+work adds the Draft/Mock/Diagram surfaces.
+## The app tab: connecting annotation
+The browser's "Your app" tab loads the human's running dev app in a frame so they can point at real UI and send you annotations.
+That needs chamba's annotation client running inside their app: one `<script>` tag that loads `/inject/annotate.js` from this chamba server.
+Until the app serves that script, the tab shows "Annotation layer not detected".
+Wire it in when the human asks - the app tab has an "Ask the agent to set this up" button that sends you exactly that request, and it may also come in their own words:
+- Use the exact tag the "not detected" banner shows; it already carries the right `src` (the origin the browser uses to reach chamba).
+  If you cannot see the banner, the tag is `<script src="<chamba-origin>/inject/annotate.js"></script>`, where `<chamba-origin>` is this project's chamba server URL - the same host and port as the `open` URL.
+- Add it to the app's HTML entry or root layout, and guard it to development so it never ships to production.
+  Where that goes depends on the project, so adapt to what you find: the `<head>` of `index.html` for Vite, a dev-only `<Script>` in `app/layout.tsx` (or `pages/_document`) for Next, `public/index.html` for Create React App, or the real HTML entry of anything else.
+- Have the human reload the app in the tab afterwards (or reload it yourself if you drive its dev server); the banner clears and the tab reads "connected" once the client is in.
+This is one-time setup per app: once the tag is in, annotation works for every session.
 ## The loop
@@ -35,11 +68,29 @@ After opening (or `attach`), wait for the human:
 npx chamba@latest poll
 ```
-`poll` blocks until there is something to read, then prints it and returns. Run it
-again to keep waiting - it is safe to re-run (a batch re-delivers if you were
-interrupted before acting). React to what each line says:
-- A message from the human (`you: ...`): do the work, then answer with `reply`.
+`poll` blocks until there is something to read, then prints it and returns. It
+keeps waiting across quiet windows on its own, so a single `poll` is normally all
+you run between actions - it returns the moment a batch arrives. After a few minutes
+with nothing it prints `still listening - re-run chamba poll to keep waiting` to
+stderr and exits 0; just run it again. Give it a generous command timeout, since one
+call may block for minutes. It is safe to re-run - a batch re-delivers if you were
+interrupted before acting.
+Once you are attending a session, every exchange with the human goes through this
+loop - `poll` to receive, `reply` to send - and that includes your own questions,
+status updates, and "what should I do next?" checks. The human cannot see your
+terminal, so anything you write there is invisible to them; never stop polling to
+say or ask something in the terminal. `· Session ended` is the only line that ends the loop:
+it means the human handed back (clicked "Hand back", ended the session, or told you
+to stop, at which point you may run `end`). Nothing else is a reason to stop - not a
+heartbeat, not a quiet stretch, not finishing the task, not having a question. When
+in doubt, `poll` again. (`poll --once` does a single bounded check instead, for
+scripts.) React to what each line says:
+- A message from the human (`you: ...`): do the work, then answer with `reply` and
+  poll again. If you need something back first - a question, a choice, a
+  clarification - send that with `reply` too and keep polling for their answer;
+  never pause the loop to raise it in the terminal.
 - An attachment line (`  [file] name -> /abs/path`): that path is a real file on
   disk. `Read` it (screenshots, mockups, logs) and act on what you see.
 - An annotation batch (`you [N annotations]:`): the human pointed at elements in
@@ -49,10 +100,15 @@ interrupted before acting). React to what each line says:
   and selector to find the code, `Read` the shot to see the problem, fix each item,
   then `reply`. (React 19 shows the component name but may omit `file:line` unless
   the app opted into bippy's source tier; fall back to the selector then.)
+- `· Session set to spec` / `· Session set to everyday`: the human picked the kind
+  for a session that opened undecided. From here drive it accordingly - spec means
+  the interview flow (`ask`, `decision`, `artifact`); everyday is open conversation.
 - `· You moved to another session (<id>)`: the human switched sessions. Hand off
   with `npx chamba@latest attach <id>`, then keep polling that one.
-- `· Session ended`: the human handed back to the terminal. Stop polling and
-  resume terminal work.
+- `· The user moved away`: a hand-off with no target session. Informational only -
+  keep polling this session.
+- `· Session ended`: the human handed back to the terminal. This is the only line
+  that ends the loop - stop polling and resume terminal work.
 ## Replying
@@ -74,9 +130,10 @@ Use `--file a,b` / `--image a,b` (comma-separated) for several files.
 npx chamba@latest end
 ```
-Ends the session from the terminal (the browser goes read-only). The human can
-also hand back from the browser, which you will see as `· Session ended` on your
-next poll.
+Run this only when the human explicitly asks to stop or hand back - never on your
+own initiative to leave the loop. It ends the session from the terminal (the browser
+goes read-only). The human can also hand back from the browser, which you will see
+as `· Session ended` on your next poll.
 ## Spec sessions
@@ -110,7 +167,7 @@ The four kinds are behaviorally distinct - they change what you do, not just a l
   Read it first against the codebase, then lead with the gaps, contradictions, and
   unstated assumptions you find rather than with open-ended questions.
 - **refine** - a draft exists and is roughly right; the work is sharpening.
-  Hunt vague terms, underspecified edges, and missing error/empty/loading states,
+  Hunt vague terms, unclear edges, and missing error/empty/loading states,
   then propose precise wording and confirm it.
 - **feedback** - the human has a running thing and reactions to it.
   Lean on the Your app tab and annotations: turn each pointed-at problem into a
@@ -141,7 +198,7 @@ the card is passed as JSON - inline via `--json` or as a file path positional:
 npx chamba@latest ask --json '{
   "question": "How should an expired checkout session behave?",
   "options": [
-    {"label": "Silent refresh", "description": "Mint a new session, keep the cart, no interruption.", "recommended": true},
+    {"label": "Silent refresh", "description": "Start a new session, keep the cart, no interruption.", "recommended": true},
     {"label": "Prompt to resume", "description": "Show a resume dialog before restoring the cart."},
     {"label": "Hard reset", "description": "Discard the cart and start over."}
   ]
@@ -205,9 +262,24 @@ This writes `spec.md` (the canonical draft), `assets/` (mocks and diagrams), and
 ## Notes
-- All commands talk to a local server that shares this container; you never need a
-  host or port beyond the defaults.
-- Presence is automatic: while you are parked in `poll`, the browser shows the
-  agent as here.
+- All commands talk to a local server that shares this container. Each project has
+  its own server on a port derived from its `.chamba` location, so you never set a
+  port by hand.
+- Presence is automatic and honest: a parked `poll` shows the agent as "here"
+  (attending, waiting for input); the moment a poll returns carrying the human's
+  message and you go act on it, the browser shows "working"; a reply or your next
+  poll returns it to "here". It flips to "away" only after a long idle stretch with
+  no poll, or promptly when the `poll` process exits (killed or crashed).
+- There is no channel from the browser back into your terminal: anything you print
+  there is invisible to the human, so never break the `poll` loop to talk to them -
+  keep it running for the whole life of the session. If the human wants you on a
+  session you are not polling, they resume it from their side: by running `chamba
+  attach <id>` in the terminal, or - when you are attending another session -
+  clicking "Activate this session" in the browser, which you pick up as a `· You
+  moved to another session` line and follow with `attach`.
+- The server shuts itself down after a spell with no browser open and no parked
+  poll; the next `open`/`attach` starts a fresh one. Nothing sent is lost - it is
+  durable on disk and re-delivered when you next `poll`. To stop it deliberately
+  (for example before closing out the project), run `npx chamba@latest stop`.
 - Past sessions stay readable: `npx chamba@latest attach <id>` reloads any session's
   recent history.

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