isorite 0.12.1 → 0.13.0

package/README.md

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 # isorite
 
-An agentic harness for understanding: your notes as a knowledge base, an Atlas of them, Iso (an agent that reads them and writes in them only where you ask, and only what you keep), questions and problems of your own, and the terminal, where an agent writing code has your notes beside it.
+An agentic harness for understanding: your notes as a knowledge base, an Atlas of them, questions and problems of your own, and the agent you already use (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, omp, Hermes, or any that speaks ACP) attached to them: it gets the notes over MCP, and its session shows in Iso's pane over ACP. isorite calls no model itself.
 
-Needs Node 24 or later. For the terminal, OpenCode 2: `npm i -g @opencode/cli`.
+Needs Node 24 or later.
 
 ```sh
 npm install -g isorite
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 On your own notes, a folder of Markdown files (`isorite new <notes>` starts one). They're drawn as you write them: maths, code coloured by its language, and Mermaid diagrams.
 
 ```sh
-isorite serve <notes>       # the browser, at http://localhost:4767/; set up Iso's provider in Iso's settings
-cd <your code> && isorite term <notes>   # OpenCode here, with the notes beside it
+isorite serve <notes>       # the browser, at http://localhost:4767/; attach your agent from Iso's pane
+isorite acp --agent "<your ACP agent's command>"   # from an ACP front end (Toad, Zed), in the project's folder
+isorite doctor <notes>      # checks the setup, and offers the project's MCP config for your agent's own terminal
 isorite model               # optional: search by meaning (fetches a 53 MB model, once)
 isorite memory              # optional: the agent's memory, a base of its own lent to every session
 ```
 
-Setting it up, at work too (a company's gateway, a client certificate, a proxy): `docs/setup.md` in this package. When something fails, `isorite doctor` says what to change; `isorite doctor --report` gives it as one block, its secrets hidden, to paste to someone helping. For an AI helping you: `isorite help setup`.
+Using it beside your agent: `docs/terminal.md` in this package; setting it up, at work too: `docs/setup.md`. When something fails, `isorite doctor` says what to change; `isorite doctor --report` gives it as one block, its secrets hidden, to paste to someone helping. For an AI helping you: `isorite help setup`.
 
 The guide in a browser alone: https://lachlanjs.github.io/isorite/