lucia-chatlisted

# Lucia Chat `/lucia-bus` is how *you* take part in the bus. This is how the user sets up a conversation between two other sessions and watches it happen: three terminals, one of them a read-only pane showing every message as it lands. Every command below runs from the repository's `agentd/` directory. If the user has run `./install.sh`, `luciazero-agentd X` is the same command from anywhere, and that is the form the bus itself prints. Run them in the user's terminal, or hand them over to paste. Never start a provider session on their behalf without being asked to. ## 1. Start here, always ```bash python3 -m luciazero_agentd next ``` It reads the bus and answers the only question the user actually has — what is waiting on whom — as the command that unblocks it, most blocking first: a delivery nobody could deliver or a task that ran out of budget (both need a person to decide something), then each agent with unread messages and the command that opens that agent's session in its own worktree. If the daemon is down it says so and nothing else, because nothing else can happen first: ```bash python3 -m luciazero_agentd serve ``` Read the answer back to the user and offer to run the command it names; do not paraphrase it into different commands. `status` is still there for the full picture, and `next` never writes anything. ## 2. Pick who talks (when the user wants a new conversation) ```bash python3 -m luciazero_agentd chat ``` It lists the agents on the roster with the