nebula-ai 0.0.24 → 0.0.25

package/README.md

@@ -102,15 +102,14 @@ Reachable from the home screen's `Settings` row:
 For long-running tasks, agents can execute code on your own machine directly — this is opt-in via the **computer control** prompt during onboarding (`exec_mode = host`). Skip the prompt or pick "No" and the daemon refuses every exec / file / service RPC with `exec_host_disabled` until you opt in from Settings.
 
 ```sh
-npx nebula-ai install              # install and start the background daemon
-npx nebula-ai local-device status  # check daemon state
+npx nebula-ai local-device enable   # turn on computer control + start the daemon
+npx nebula-ai local-device status   # computer control + daemon state
 npx nebula-ai local-device folders add ~/code/my-project
-npx nebula-ai local-device exec-mode set host   # opt into computer control
-npx nebula-ai local-device exec-mode set none   # turn it off again
-npx nebula-ai uninstall            # remove the daemon (use --keep-data to keep config/logs)
+npx nebula-ai local-device disable  # turn it off again (also stops the daemon)
+npx nebula-ai uninstall             # remove this device entirely (use --keep-data to keep config/logs)
 ```
 
-The daemon is installed as a native OS service — **launchd** on macOS, **systemd --user** on Linux, **Task Scheduler** on Windows — and runs under your user account so there's no root prompt. Commands run inside the folders you register; the daemon refuses any cwd outside that allowlist.
+The daemon runs under your user account with no root prompt and is owned by whichever surface started it: the interactive TUI spawns it detached (it keeps running after you close the terminal; the TUI's **Settings → Local Device** screen starts/stops/restarts it), while the Nebula desktop app runs it inside the app itself (quit the app — after its warning — to stop it). The shared `~/.nebula/daemon.pid` lock means the CLI and the desktop app never run two daemons side by side. Commands run inside the folders you register; the daemon refuses any cwd outside that allowlist.
 
 ## CLI commands
 
@@ -126,8 +125,8 @@ The same surface is available from the command line:
   - `user billing` — check balance, view transaction history, and configure auto top-up.
   - `user files` — upload, download, list, share, and manage files and folders.
   - `user devices` — manage your cloud devices (info, start, stop, rename, visibility, file browse/search, and long-running services: create, start, stop, logs).
-- `local-device` — manage the on-host daemon (status, logs, start, stop, restart, folders add/remove, exec-mode get/set).
-- `install` / `uninstall` — set up or tear down the on-host daemon as a background service.
+- `local-device` — manage computer control and the on-host daemon (enable, disable, status, logs, start, stop, restart, folders add/remove, exec-mode get/set, primary-folder get/set).
+- `install` / `uninstall` — `install` is an alias of `local-device enable`; `uninstall` turns computer control off, stops the daemon, and removes this device.
 - `status` — current CLI, auth, daemon, device, and folder state.
 - `login` / `logout` — authenticate or clear stored credentials.
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "nebula-ai",
-  "version": "0.0.24",
+  "version": "0.0.25",
   "description": "CLI/TUI for the nebula.gg AI task orchestration platform",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {