The skill's SPECs stop narrating the caller's dashboard

packages/skill-branches/SPEC.md

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 Branch management for coding agents, as an npm package: one git checkout per agent under a project's `.branches/`, named as its branch; the parent checkout's dependencies shared into it; a navigable link per branch name; one retention rule under which a checkout is reclaimed — only once everything it holds is on the remote; and the instructions an agent follows to live inside that rule (`SKILL.md`).
 
-The package knows git and the filesystem, nothing else. The same functions serve every caller: a daemon that starts agents (allocation, teardown, the reclaim sweep), a dashboard (the retained-checkouts list, the Remove and Prune buttons), and an agent's own shell, through the `branches` command a daemon puts on the PATH of every agent it starts on its machine. What a caller knows beyond git — whether an agent is still running, whether its handoff allows a push, what a cloud hand-off already pushed — is passed in; the package never reads an agent's record.
+The package knows git and the filesystem, nothing else. The same functions serve every caller: a daemon that starts agents, a dashboard that lists and reclaims checkouts, and an agent's own shell, through the `branches` command a daemon puts on the PATH of every agent it starts on its machine. What a caller knows beyond git — whether an agent is still running, whether its handoff allows a push, what a cloud hand-off already pushed — is passed in; the package never reads an agent's record.
 
 ## Business logic — TL;DR
 

packages/skill-branches/src/cli.SPEC.md

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 - An agent, started inside its own checkout, names its session and learns the branch name it got.
 - An agent checks, before it finishes, that it has left nothing uncommitted.
-- The user, in a terminal, lists and reclaims the checkouts under a project without opening the dashboard.
+- The user, in a terminal, lists and reclaims the checkouts under a project without any other tool.
 
 ## Glossary
 

packages/skill-branches/src/reclaim.SPEC.md

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-Reclaiming an agent's checkout: the one implementation behind every surface that removes one — a daemon's sweep and teardown, a dashboard's Remove button, an agent's own command line — so a second surface is never a second behaviour.
+Reclaiming an agent's checkout: the one implementation behind every surface that removes one — a daemon's sweep and teardown, a dashboard's remove action, an agent's own command line — so a second surface is never a second behaviour.
 
 ## User story