marmalade: loom annotates claude-marmalade.md

Five annotations, three of them answering prompts. Committed before dissolving,
because git is the only archive of the annotation conversation — the notes file
is deleted by the response and the answers survive only inside the rewrite.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018UTxuSizozEA8yDitPuris

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+# Notes on claude-marmalade.md
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+## L109
+
+> ## Affirm: subcommands now, plugins not yet?
+
+Yep - subcommands now. We'll wait for subcommands until the gap is reported. ;)
+
+## L123
+
+> ## Question: does `loomctl` document itself the way loom asks everyone else to?
+
+I'm not sure - if I handed you an unfamiliar CLI and said "check this out", you'd probably do --help or something. But absolutely, at some point, we should consider that this repo should have a .loom/published with some docs or something?
+
+## L150-152
+
+> *Worth reporting upward: **"are you ready for me to convert?" and "is there
+> anything you are still writing?" are different questions**, and only the second one
+> would have caught this.*
+
+BTW, this is exactly how this is supposed to work - there is a built in buffer that we would rather mess up sometimes *in the cart* than have overly restrictive rules, etc. I messed up by not waiting until the cart was closed, etc. no biggy.
+
+## L248
+
+> **Done with the token — delete it whenever you like.** *It is in no file, no
+
+it is deleted - we'll decide where it should live soon, right? 
+
+## L313
+
+> ## Affirm: no audience declaration?
+
+This is correct - no audience. In the future we could project from all the repositories externals who they are using, etc. but nothing now.