sliccy 6.154.6 → 6.155.0

package/README.md

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ SLICC is for you if:
 - **Preview any file, not just the well-known types.** The previewer identifies files from their CONTENT rather than a list of extensions, so an unrecognized extension (`.jsh`, a `Justfile`) previews as source instead of refusing. Text is syntax-highlighted, PDFs render inline, and images, audio, and video play as before.
 - **Add visual and file context directly in chat.** Drop images or files onto the workspace, or use the paperclip button. Dropped `.skill` archives still install into `/workspace/skills`.
 - **Never lose a conversation to compaction.** Whenever a cone's history is summarized to fit the context window, the full transcript is first saved to `/sessions` as a live snapshot (one per cone, extended on every round) and the summary tells the agent where to find it. **New chat** completes that snapshot into a normal frozen session (Save / New chat, fast) or deletes it (Discard). **Compact on idle**: a cone that has sat idle for 30 minutes with a context of at least 200k tokens compacts in the background, so you never wait for a summary at the start of your next turn; if you come back mid-round, the round is thrown away and your chat continues as it was. Every compaction — idle or not — leaves a small marker in the transcript naming what happened, with a link to the snapshot it replaced; a round that ends up keeping nothing takes its marker back out.
-- **Keep a gelatiere.** Turn on **Memory v2** under Experimental features and SLICC keeps a resident advisor: a persistent scoop no cone owns and nobody can prompt that reviews your archived sessions every night and after you end a chat, then comes back with a few concrete suggestions — a skill from the catalog that fits what you keep doing by hand, a use case you have not tried, a habit that would have avoided a detour. They show up as cards in the suggestions sprinkle (Install / Try it / Not now) and every open cone gets a lick. `gelatiere run` asks for a pass now; the instructions, the nightly schedule and the budget live in `/shared/GELATIERE.md`.
+- **Keep a gelatiere.** Turn on **Memory v2** under Experimental features and SLICC keeps a resident advisor: a persistent scoop no cone owns and nobody can prompt that reviews your archived sessions every night and after you end a chat, then comes back with a few concrete suggestions — a skill from the catalog that fits what you keep doing by hand, a use case you have not tried, a habit that would have avoided a detour. They show up as cards in the suggestions sprinkle (Install / Try it / Dismiss) and every open cone gets a lick. `gelatiere run` asks for a pass now; the instructions, the nightly schedule and the budget live in `/shared/GELATIERE.md`.
 - **Inspect experimental features from the avatar menu.** When centrally managed flags enable the surface for the current runtime, click your avatar and choose **Experimental features…** to open its standalone dialog. The dialog may honestly be empty: `experimental-settings` controls its availability but is not itself user-toggleable. Experimental features take effect when SLICC boots, so flipping one only matters on the next load. Changes are held until you confirm: the dialog says what is waiting and offers **Reload now** to save and apply them, or **Revert** to drop them. Nothing is written until you reload, and dismissing the dialog discards — so a flag can never end up reading `on` with nothing to show for it.
 - **Steer a running turn instead of waiting for it.** In the chat composer, `Enter` sends — including from a hardware keyboard in the native iOS follower — and queues behind whatever the cone is already doing; `Shift+Enter` inserts a newline. `Ctrl+Enter` (`Cmd+Enter` on macOS) steers: the message is injected as soon as the current step finishes, so you can redirect the agent mid-turn.
 - **Boot full x86 virtual machines in the browser.** `v86 start` runs real operating systems (Alpine, FreeDOS, KolibriOS, ...) on the wasm-based [v86](https://github.com/copy/v86) emulator, entirely client-side. The agent drives the guest from the shell — type, click, screenshot, stream the screen live, save/restore state — and `-net <model>,relay=fetch` gives the guest HTTP access through SLICC's fetch proxy. Install with `ipk add -g v86`.