humanish 0.142.0 → 0.144.0

package/skills/humanish/SKILL.md

@@ -98,7 +98,8 @@ exact returned path, not a basename that could resolve to another manifest.
 Analysis is separate from the participant. A study that declares no analyst
 gets one from its participant: a Codex `local-agent` participant, local or
 hosted, defaults to a separate Codex account analyst; every other participant,
-Claude Code included, defaults to the OpenAI API with a $10 admission budget.
+Claude Code included, defaults to the OpenAI API (`gpt-6.1-sol` at medium
+reasoning effort) with a $10 admission budget.
 Without `OPENAI_API_KEY` that OpenAI analysis is skipped, and the run output
 names the next command: `analyze --provider codex` when Codex is signed in. To
 select the restricted Codex ChatGPT account analyst on any supported study,
@@ -118,6 +119,12 @@ and a missing Gemini key never falls back to OpenAI. On a free-tier key, Google
 may use the content to improve its products; tell the user before a study with
 private evidence runs on one.
 
+`review.analysis.reasoningEffort` (or `analyze --reasoning-effort <level>`)
+sets an OpenAI or Gemini analyst's reasoning effort. When unset it is `medium`
+for the default analyst, which names no model, and `high` for a named model.
+Each model takes only the levels its provider documents, and `analyze` refuses
+the others before any request with the levels the model takes.
+
 When post-run analysis is refused for its cost, the run output and `humanish
 review` give its expected cost, its worst case and the command that runs it,
 `humanish analyze --run <id> --max-cost <n>`. Show the user those costs and run
@@ -546,6 +553,14 @@ has finished. A participant with `endAfterMs` can keep a study running for up to
 analysis usually adds 1 to 4 minutes after the last participant ends. A shell timeout that sends
 SIGTERM stops the run: humanish marks it interrupted and stops its sandboxes.
 
+- A computer-use study on `e2b-desktop` or `modal-desktop` with a public `app-url` runs remotely
+  by default: its own process runs in a sandbox on that provider, so a sleeping machine does not
+  stop it. `run` still blocks and exits with the run's code; SIGTERM still stops the run. Until its
+  bundle is copied back it is not in `runs --json`; `npx humanish observe --run <id>` follows it.
+  If its terminal closes, the command exits 129 with `HUMANISH_REMOTE_DETACHED` and the run goes
+  on; `observe --run <id>` copies it back. `--local` keeps one run on this machine,
+  `execution.remote: false` every run of a study. The JSON result's `remote.keys` names the keys
+  the runner received.
 - Start a study that can outlive your shell call in tmux, for example
   `tmux new -d -s study 'npx humanish run <study> --json --no-open > run-result.json 2> run.log'`.
   `--detach` only skips the Observer server at the end; it does not move the run to the background.