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README: The dock section (launcher, dock block pointer, global manifest URL)

John Lauer ·68b48f1669 ·3mo ago ·parent 8c3779e
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@@ -87,6 +87,19 @@ This is what makes HD more than a local IDE — it's a **place to collaborate**.  --- +## The dock - every wiki app, one click++The rail on the right edge of the workspace is the dock: the app launcher. Every card is a wiki app page. The dock shows the page's own name, brief, and hero, and launches it the way the app declared in the `dock` block of its wiki `package.json`. Hover a card and dwell to zoom it large; hold Alt as you leave the card to pin the zoom on screen (click anywhere outside to dismiss); right-click to pin apps to the top of the rail.++The list has two layers:++- **The global list**, curated by the adom team in a world-readable manifest that HD polls (`https://wiki.adom.inc/blob/bootstrap/hd-bootstrap/dock/apps.json`). Featured placement and ordering live only there.+- **Your own additions**: Dock settings (the gear at the top of the rail), Add app, any public wiki page as `owner/slug`. Or just ask the AI: "add adom/orbital-lab to my dock." Local to you, pinnable, removable.++When a launch involves a webview, HD holds the panel on the Adom orbital loading animation (it runs transparent over your theme background) until the app is actually ready, with install and start steps ticking in a toast. Apps get this for free.++**Publishing an app?** The authoring contract (the `dock` block, launch steps, `--print-url`, timeouts, the publisher checklist) is the `hd-dock` skill that ships in every HD workspace, also readable in the adom/hd-bootstrap page repo under `skills/hd-dock/`. To request a spot on the global list, open an issue on this page.+ ## AI that designs alongside you  Claude Code is built into both the editor and the terminal and signed in with your own subscription, so the AI isn't a sidebar — it's a teammate that can read your project, search the wiki, install the right skill, and (through Adom Desktop) drive your real EDA tools. On first run it already opens conversations that map your design stack and offer to wire your KiCad work to **live pricing** that re‑quotes as your board changes. Everything stays **opt‑in**: the AI proposes, you decide what actually runs.
package.json+7−3
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ {   "name": "hydrogen-desktop",-  "version": "0.1.11",+  "version": "0.1.12",   "description": "The full Adom Hydrogen experience as a native Windows desktop app.",   "files": [     "SKILL.md",@@ -10,6 +10,10 @@     "dist/**",     "screenshots/**"   ],-  "install": { "binary_name": "hydrogen-desktop" },-  "metadata": { "platform": "windows" }+  "install": {+    "binary_name": "hydrogen-desktop"+  },+  "metadata": {+    "platform": "windows"+  } }