ledge-server 0.0.2 → 0.1.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -22,14 +22,15 @@ needs no `sudo`, opens no port, and starts no service: Ledge starts the server
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  over ssh when a device connects, and it exits on its own a minute after the
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  last device leaves.
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- Then print a pairing code:
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+ Then print a pairing code. The full path is because the installer's PATH line
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+ reaches only new terminals:
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  ```sh
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- ledge pair
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+ ~/.ledge/.server/bin/ledge pair
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  ```
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  It lists the machine's addresses, with what each one reaches, and asks which
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- one the phone should dial. Scan the code with Ledge on a phone, or paste the
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+ one your other devices should use. Scan the code with Ledge on a phone, or paste the
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  link under it into the Mac app's Add Server form. The code carries the
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  address, the account, and the host key.
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@@ -86,7 +87,7 @@ sudo ln -s "$(command -v bun)" /usr/local/bin/bun
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  | --- | --- |
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  | `ledge serve` | The protocol on stdin and stdout, attached to this machine's daemon. Starts the daemon if nothing answers. What a client runs. |
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  | `ledge daemon` | Be this machine's server. Holds the notes, the shells, and the watchers, and runs until stopped. |
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- | `ledge pair` | Print a pairing code for this machine, after asking which of its addresses a phone should dial. `--user`, `--host`, and `--port` override what it describes. |
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+ | `ledge pair` | Print a pairing code for this machine, after asking which of its addresses your other devices should use. `--user`, `--host`, and `--port` override what it describes. |
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  | `ledge backup` | Back this machine up to an S3-compatible bucket: `setup`, `now`, `status`, `snapshots`, `restore`, `paths`, `restic`. |
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  | `ledge mcp` | The Ledge MCP server on stdin and stdout, for an agent running on this machine. |
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  | `ledge ls`, `ledge cat`, `ledge search`, ... | Notes from this machine's own shell. `ledge help` lists them all. |