@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ maestro daemon tmux wrapper + session API on 127.0.0.1:7070
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├── GET/POST /api/sessions list / spawn
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├── DELETE /api/sessions/:id kill
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├── POST /api/sessions/:id/input type text into a session
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├── POST /api/sessions/:id/prompt an agent reports its first prompt (#131)
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├── GET /api/info hostname, version, home dir, spawn presets
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├── GET /api/dirs directory listing (spawn autocomplete)
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├── GET /api/recent-dirs spawn history
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@@ -20,6 +20,25 @@ A card is always two lines: **line 1** and **line 2**.
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Line 1 carries no badges. The `⚠ blocked work` badge (#83) and the `exited`
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badge move off this row into line 2.
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### Where a name comes from (#131)
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`metadata.name_source` says whether the name is settled or provisional:
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| Source | Means | Rendered |
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|---|---|---|
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| `User` | Typed in the spawn form, or set by a rename. | Normal |
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| `Generated` | The daemon's own handle, assigned because the spawn carried no name. | Muted |
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| `Haiku` | Derived from the session's first prompt. | Normal |
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A missing or unrecognised source reads as `User`. That way a session named
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before the field existed is never dimmed, and never autonamed over.
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Only `Generated` renders muted, and it is the only source the daemon will
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replace: the first prompt an agent reports to `POST /api/sessions/:id/prompt`
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settles the session at `Haiku`. A session that never reports a prompt — a
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shell, or an agent with no hook installed — keeps its muted handle for as long
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as it lives. That is accurate, not a missing state: nothing has named it yet.
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The name is editable in place (#125). In the web client, right-clicking a card
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opens a context menu whose **rename** entry swaps the name for a text field —
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Enter commits, Escape cancels. The TUI opens the same edit as a prompt, bound
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