rnxsim 0.1.408 → 0.1.409

package/README.md

@@ -145,8 +145,8 @@ graph TD
   SKILLS --> INSPECT
 ```
 
-**The CLI process** (`cli/bin.ts`) parses argv and lazy-imports exactly one
-command module per run. Bare `rnx` opens ConnectRN, whose simulator UI discovers
+**The CLI process** (`cli/bin.ts` routes, `cli/main.ts` parses argv) lazy-imports
+exactly one command module per run. Bare `rnx` opens ConnectRN, whose simulator UI discovers
 running React Native development servers. The first human run offers the
 recommended background service and optional Desktop app, then opens the simulator
 before asking about private diagnostics or an optional repository install. `rnx open`
@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ bridge always addresses the **shell worker**, never an undifferentiated sim.
 
 | component | role | key files |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| rnx CLI (bin + dispatcher) | Short-lived terminal entry point. Parses argv, owns the private-by-default one-time choice, lazy-imports one command per run, and routes direct open/runtime/inspection flows. | `cli/bin.ts`, `cli/privacy.ts`, `cli/parse-args.ts`, `cli/help.ts`, `cli/commands/setup.ts`, `cli/commands/control.ts` |
+| rnx CLI (bin + dispatcher) | Short-lived terminal entry point. Parses argv, owns the private-by-default one-time choice, lazy-imports one command per run, and routes direct open/runtime/inspection flows. | `cli/bin.ts`, `cli/main.ts`, `cli/privacy.ts`, `cli/parse-args.ts`, `cli/help.ts`, `cli/commands/setup.ts`, `cli/commands/control.ts` |
 | WsBridge client | Client side of the CLI→daemon link. Resolves the daemon port from the lockfile, opens a WS to `:7668`, sends JSON commands and awaits `{id,result}`/`{id,error}`. Used by every interactive command. | `cli/ws-bridge.ts`, `src/bridge-constants.ts`, `cli/current-sim.ts` |
 | inspect / SDK command surface | Runtime inspection + interaction verbs (describe, find, do tap, get errors, wait, layout, settle). Re-exported as `rnxsim/sdk` so programmatic callers drive a sim the same way the CLI does. | `cli/commands/inspect/core.ts`, `cli/commands/inspect/actions.ts`, `cli/commands/inspect.ts`, `src/sdk.ts` |
 | bridge-contract input parsers | Turn untrusted JSON into typed bridge-contract arguments, so a transport in front of a sim validates request bodies once instead of writing a second reader. | `src/bridge-contract-input.ts`, `src/bridge-contract.ts` |
@@ -274,13 +274,14 @@ login, upload, billing, issue reporting, generated flows, and screenshot decks
 contact their documented service only when explicitly invoked. The complete
 enforced network contract is in [`specs/rnx-privacy.md`](../../specs/rnx-privacy.md).
 
-To uninstall the machine daemon and cached runtimes, run
-`rnx daemon uninstall`. It stops current and legacy launchd / systemd
-services, removes daemon logs, and removes `~/.rnx/` (runtimes, profiles,
-recordings, and lockfiles). It does not remove the optional
-`/Applications/rnx.app` desktop bundle or macOS preference plist. To inspect
-existing disk usage before uninstalling, run `rnx cleanup`; add `--apply`
-only after reviewing the preview.
+`rnx daemon uninstall` removes the machine daemon: it stops current and legacy
+launchd / systemd services and removes their logs, launcher, and generated
+`.app` wrapper. `~/.rnx/` survives, because runtimes, device profiles and their
+app storage, and live dev-bridge records belong to simulators the user may
+still be running. `rnx daemon uninstall --purge` deletes `~/.rnx/` as well.
+Neither form removes the optional `/Applications/rnx.app` desktop bundle or the
+macOS preference plist. To inspect existing disk usage first, run `rnx cleanup`;
+add `--apply` only after reviewing the preview.
 
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