AI Flow

@@ -1,8 +1,26 @@ {   "dock_manifest": "1.2.0",-  "webview": { "title": "AI Flow", "favicon": "docs/dock/aiflow-icon.svg" },+  "webview": {+    "title": "AI Flow",+    "favicon": "docs/dock/aiflow-icon.svg"+  },   "launch": {-    "mode": "ai_thread",+    "mode": "container_command",+    "console": "show",+    "steps": [+      {+        "label": "Installing or updating AI Flow",+        "run": "sh -c 'PATH=\"$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH\"; if command -v adom-aiflow >/dev/null 2>&1; then adom-wiki pkg update adom/adom-aiflow; else adom-wiki pkg install adom/adom-aiflow; fi'",+        "timeout_seconds": 300+      },+      {+        "label": "Opening AI Flow",+        "run": "echo https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/adom-aiflow",+        "await": "url",+        "timeout_seconds": 30+      }+    ],+    "on_ready": "navigate_placeholder",     "ai": {       "prompt": "I opened AI Flow from the dock. AI Flow (adom/adom-aiflow) is the measured board loop: it walks you through a board from intake and placement through routing, copper pours, current and thermal analysis to a delivered video, with a ledger and a live timeline dashboard. First make sure it is current: if `adom-aiflow` is on PATH run `adom-wiki pkg update adom/adom-aiflow`, otherwise `adom-wiki pkg install adom/adom-aiflow`. Then read the adom-aiflow skill and ask me which board to build or continue (a KiCad, Fusion or Altium project, or a new design from a brief) and which of my machines runs the EDA tool.",       "thread": "existing",