Release v0.3.0 — Event Orchestration, Human-in-the-Loop, Daily-Driver TUI

Test results: 86 pass, 0 fail across 21 suites. TUI integration: 7/7 pass.

Features:
- 9-vector deterministic dispatcher gates (secrets, paths, shells, network)
- Human-in-the-Loop Flight Plan workflow for blocked actions
- Event Orchestrator: unified hooks + cron + tier-based routing
- Context Manager: stack-based project scoping with persistence
- Model-Tier Routing: per-slot provider cascades with privacy filter
- Memory Scope Segmentation: memex/session/project with scope-aware retrieval
- Asynchronous Embedding Gateway: provider-agnostic vectors with cron job
- TUI Experience: scrollback, history, status bar, themes, tab completion
- v0.2.x Backfill Remediation: 14 stale/todo/stub items resolved
- Multi-distro deployment: Debian + Fedora, systemd, Docker
- 31 literate Org files with full prose

Fixes:
- CLI test: fiveam:is t -> pass/fail handler-case
- Cascade-parsing integration test: load provider before checking
- Version strings 0.2.0 -> 0.3.0 in core-communication, tui-main, architecture

docs/USER_MANUAL.org

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 #+FILETAGS: :docs:manual:
 
 * Introduction
-Welcome to Passepartout v0.1.0 (The Autonomous Foundation). Passepartout is a neurosymbolic AI agent and a Lisp Machine operating system designed to autonomously maintain your Memex (knowledge base) and interact with you via multiple, equal-citizen interfaces.
+Welcome to Passepartout. Passepartout is a neurosymbolic AI agent and a Lisp Machine operating system designed to autonomously maintain your Memex (knowledge base) and interact with you via multiple, equal-citizen interfaces.
 
 * Installation
 Passepartout is bootstrapped via a single shell script.
@@ -12,17 +12,10 @@ Passepartout is bootstrapped via a single shell script.
 ** Quick start (curl)
 
 #+begin_src bash
-curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/amrgharbeia/passepartout/main/passepartout.sh | bash -s configure
+curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/amrgharbeia/passepartout/main/passepartout | bash -s configure
 #+end_src
 
-** From a clone
-
-#+begin_src bash
-git clone https://github.com/amrgharbeia/passepartout.git ~/projects/passepartout
-~/projects/passepartout/passepartout.sh configure
-#+end_src
-
-Both methods will:
+This will:
 1. Install system dependencies (SBCL, Emacs, git, curl, socat — detected for Debian or Fedora)
 2. Install Quicklisp (Common Lisp package manager)
 3. Tangle literate Org sources into runnable Lisp
@@ -41,26 +34,54 @@ The system is configured via a `.env` file in the project root. Essential variab
 Because of the Unified Envelope Architecture, the kernel treats all clients as interchangeable. You must first boot the background daemon:
 
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh --boot &
+./passepartout --boot &
 #+end_src
 
 ** Terminal User Interface (TUI)
 For a rich, split-pane terminal experience:
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh tui
+./passepartout tui
 #+end_src
 
 ** Command Line Interface (CLI)
 For raw, pipe-friendly interaction:
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh cli
+./passepartout cli
 #+end_src
 
-** Emacs Integration
-Passepartout functions as your "foveal vision" inside Emacs.
-1. Ensure `org-agent.el` is loaded.
-2. Run `M-x passepartout-connect`.
-3. Interact via the `*passepartout-chat*` buffer.
+** TUI Commands
+
+When connected via the TUI, the following commands are available (type them in the input area and press Enter):
+
+| Command               | Action                                                 |
+|-----------------------+--------------------------------------------------------|
+| ~/help~               | List all available commands                             |
+| ~/focus <project>~    | Set the agent's foveal focus to a project by name      |
+| ~/scope memex~        | Set scope to full memex (all projects visible)         |
+| ~/scope session~      | Set scope to current session only                       |
+| ~/scope project~      | Set scope to focused project only                       |
+| ~/unfocus~            | Clear the foveal focus                                  |
+| ~/approve HITL-xxxx~  | Approve a pending HITL action by its token              |
+| ~/deny HITL-xxxx~     | Deny a pending HITL action by its token                 |
+| ~/theme <name>~       | Switch theme (dark, light, solarized, gruvbox)         |
+| ~/cost~               | Toggle session cost display in status bar               |
+| ~/voice on~           | Enable voice capture (planned v0.7.3)                  |
+| ~/voice off~          | Disable voice capture                                   |
+| ~/quit~               | Save history and exit (planned v0.3.3)                 |
+
+For multi-line input, start the line with ~\~ then press Enter to insert a newline without sending.
+
+** Human-in-the-Loop Approval
+
+When the Dispatcher blocks a high-risk action (shell command, network call, core file modification), it creates a Flight Plan requiring your approval.
+
+1. The TUI displays a yellow message: ~→ HITL required: /approve HITL-ab12~
+2. Review the proposed action in the Dispatcher trace (expand with Tab)
+3. Type ~/approve HITL-ab12~ to approve, or ~/deny HITL-ab12~ to deny
+4. Approved actions are re-injected into the pipeline and executed
+5. Denied actions are discarded and the Dispatcher records the decision as a permanent rule
+
+Each approval or denial teaches the Dispatcher — the rule counter in the status bar (~[Rules: 47]~) increments with every decision.
 
 * The Memex Structure
 Passepartout assumes a local folder structure representing your "Memex".
@@ -75,17 +96,31 @@ Passepartout assumes a local folder structure representing your "Memex".
 The ~configure~ command supports both Debian-based (Ubuntu, Pop, Mint) and Fedora-based (RHEL, Rocky) distributions. It detects your distro automatically and installs the correct packages.
 
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh configure              # interactive
-./passepartout.sh configure --non-interactive  # headless
-./passepartout.sh configure --with-firewall    # also open port 9105
+./passepartout configure              # interactive
+./passepartout configure --non-interactive  # headless
+./passepartout configure --with-firewall    # also open port 9105
 #+end_src
 
 After configuration, you can re-run ~configure~ any time to add providers or link gateways.
 
+** Binary install (save-lisp-and-die)
+
+For platforms where SBCL cannot be installed (corporate laptops, shared hosts, constrained environments), a self-contained binary is provided:
+
+#+begin_src bash
+curl -fsSL https://github.com/amrgharbeia/passepartout/releases/latest/download/passepartout -o passepartout
+chmod +x passepartout
+./passepartout daemon
+#+end_src
+
+This binary bundles SBCL, all required Lisp code, native embedding inference, and a Swank server on port 4005. The experience is identical to a source install — the REPL is available, skills hot-reload, and the image is mutable. Memory survives snapshots.
+
+The binary is a convenience for constrained platforms. It is not a sealed container. The system remains constitutionally open — connect with SLIME, trace functions, inspect memory objects, modify the system while it runs.
+
 ** systemd service (auto-start on boot)
 
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh install service
+./passepartout install service
 #+end_src
 
 Installs a user-level systemd unit that starts the daemon on login. Logs are available via ~journalctl --user -u passepartout.service -f~.
@@ -93,7 +128,7 @@ Installs a user-level systemd unit that starts the daemon on login. Logs are ava
 To remove:
 
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh uninstall service
+./passepartout uninstall service
 #+end_src
 
 ** Docker
@@ -110,7 +145,7 @@ This builds an image from ~debian:trixie-slim~ with all dependencies pre-install
 ** Backup
 
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh backup ~/my-backup.tar.gz
+./passepartout backup ~/my-backup.tar.gz
 #+end_src
 
 Backs up the config, data, and memex directories.
@@ -118,7 +153,31 @@ Backs up the config, data, and memex directories.
 ** Restore
 
 #+begin_src bash
-./passepartout.sh restore ~/my-backup.tar.gz
+./passepartout restore ~/my-backup.tar.gz
 #+end_src
 
-Restores from a backup file. Run ~passepartout doctor~ afterward to verify integrity.
+Restores from a backup file. Run ~passepartout doctor~ afterward to verify integrity.
+
+* Troubleshooting
+
+** The daemon won't start
+- Check SBCL is installed: ~which sbcl~
+- Run ~passepartout doctor~ to diagnose
+- Check port 9105 is free: ~lsof -i :9105~
+- Check the log output for errors
+
+** The TUI connects but shows "Disconnected"
+- The daemon may have crashed. Run ~passepartout daemon~ in another terminal
+- If the daemon is running, check it's listening: ~lsof -i :9105~
+- Use ~/reconnect~ (planned v0.6.0) to reconnect without restarting the TUI
+
+** The LLM returns garbage or fails to respond
+- Run ~passepartout doctor~ to verify your LLM provider keys
+- Check ~PROVIDER_CASCADE~ in your ~.env~ file
+- Try switching models: edit ~.env~ and restart the daemon
+- If using local models via Ollama, verify Ollama is running: ~ollama list~
+
+** Memory fails to load on startup
+- Check ~/memory.snap~ exists and is valid S-expression format
+- Run ~passepartout doctor~ to diagnose memory integrity
+- If corrupted, delete ~/memory.snap~ and restart — the daemon starts with empty memory