starbridge 0.1.0 → 0.1.2

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -135,9 +135,19 @@ skill tells them when. `starbridge --help` lists every flag.
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  starbridge pair
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  ```
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- It prints a code, a link and a QR code. Open the link in a browser where you are signed in, scan
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- the QR code with your phone, or type the code in Settings → Devices → Add a device, on your phone
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- or in the web app, which works from a machine with no browser. The code expires in 10 minutes.
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+ It prints a code, a link and a QR code. Scan the QR code with the Starbridge Android app or your
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+ phone's camera, open the link in a browser where you are signed in, or type the code in
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+ Settings → Devices → Add a device, on your phone or in the web app, which works from a machine
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+ with no browser. The code expires in 10 minutes.
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+ The QR code is a `starbridge://` link that only the Android app opens, and it carries a check
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+ key with which the app confirms the machine's check code by itself. Approved any other way, the machine prints its check
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+ code and asks whether the Android app shows the same beside it under Devices: press Enter if so, `n` if not.
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+ Where setup runs with no terminal, run `starbridge pair --confirm`, or `starbridge pair --reject`
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+ if the codes differ. A code that differs means a server read your pairing code and paired the
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+ machine into an account it controls ([PROTOCOL.md](../PROTOCOL.md#pairing)); the machine then
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+ saves nothing.
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  The machine pairs with
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  https://starbridge.run unless you pass `--server https://starbridge.example` or set
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  `STARBRIDGE_SERVER`.
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  starbridge quota push --provider claude --provider codex
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  ```
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+ ### Quiet the phone while you're here
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+ On a desktop or laptop you work at, turn on presence:
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+ ```bash
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+ starbridge config presence on
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+ ```
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+ While this machine's screen is unlocked and had keyboard or mouse input in the last minute,
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+ notifications on your other devices wait for the time set in Starbridge's Settings (30 s by
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+ default) and come only if the question is still open, so one you answer here doesn't buzz your
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+ phone. The question itself shows everywhere at once. The machine reads its lock and idle time
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+ itself and tells the server only yes or no. It works on macOS, Windows, and Linux under GNOME
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+ or X11 with `xprintidle`; a machine with no screen sends nothing.
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  ### Permission prompts
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  Permission prompts from Claude Code, opencode and Pi stay at the keyboard until you turn them on
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  `$STARBRIDGE_CONFIG_DIR`), readable only by you. `starbridge config` prints this machine's
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  settings.
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- The Claude Code plugin's hooks call `starbridge hook …`. One of them turns Claude Code's
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- `AskUserQuestion` into `starbridge ask`, so the question reaches you away from the terminal; if
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- the machine is not paired or the server doesn't answer, it lets the question through. The
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+ The Claude Code plugin's hooks call `starbridge hook …`. When Claude Code opens its
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+ `AskUserQuestion` picker, `starbridge hook permission` posts the question to your devices too:
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+ the first answer, in the picker or on a device, wins, and the other closes as answered
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+ elsewhere. If the machine is not paired or the server can't be reached, only the picker asks. The
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  opencode plugin runs `starbridge hook question --agent opencode` on each call of opencode's
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  `question` tool: it posts each question to your devices and prints the answers for opencode,
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  or nothing if the terminal answers first or the server can't be reached.