typebulb 0.19.6 → 0.20.1

package/README.md

@@ -274,7 +274,7 @@ The host owns a bulb's **width**; you own its **height**.
 - **All imports at the top of `code.tsx`, and every bare import declared in `config.json` `dependencies`.** Bare imports (`react`, `d3`, `three`, …) resolve from a CDN — no install step — but declaring them is **required, not optional**: an import missing from `dependencies` is a lint error that fails `npx typebulb check` *and* refuses to run. Declaring is also what pins versions and lets `check` fetch type defs (without it you get errors like `TS2875: react/jsx-runtime`). So a bulb with imports must carry a `config.json` with a matching `dependencies` entry for each.
 - **Theme-aware styling.** Style off CSS variables / `currentColor` so the bulb reads correctly in both light and dark; the host sets the theme.
 - **`tb.ai()` takes more than the basics** — the full shape is `tb.ai({ messages, system?, effort?, provider?, model?, webSearch? })` → `Promise<{ text }>`. `webSearch` defaults **on** in the CLI (you supply your own key); pass `webSearch: false` to turn it off. For token-by-token output use `tb.ai.stream(...)` (see [`tb.ai()` § Streaming](#streaming)).
-- **Gate AI-heavy bulbs on `tb.hasOwnKeys()`.** `false` means only typebulb.com's quota-limited courtesy model backs `tb.ai` (or, in the CLI, no keys at all). One or two calls on courtesy are fine; a bulb that makes many (an agent loop, a model-vs-model game) should check it and render a "use your own keys" notice instead of the run controls.
+- **Gate AI-heavy bulbs on `tb.hasOwnKeys()`.** `false` means only the quota-limited courtesy model backs `tb.ai` (or, in the CLI, no keys at all) — fine for a call or two, but a bulb that makes many (an agent loop, a model-vs-model game) should render a "use your own keys" notice instead of the run controls.
 - **`tb.theme` drives the `html[data-theme]` attribute** — style off that selector (`html[data-theme="dark"] { … }`); don't read `tb.theme` to branch your rendering.
 - **`color-scheme` is set for you** — the host always applies `html[data-theme="dark"] { color-scheme: dark }` / `html[data-theme="light"] { color-scheme: light }` on top of your `styles.css`.
 - **Math (KaTeX) renders in your replies** — write inline `$…$` / display `$$…$$` (prefer `$y = x^2$` over inline-code or a Unicode `y = x²`). The mirror's KaTeX renders only in prose and doesn't reach inside a fenced block (bulb, mermaid, svg, code).