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feat(pi): share existing skills and role instructions - #114
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Record client discovery, the default screen dump, pane metadata and explicit terminal dumps after the existing readiness check fails. Detected-By: V4
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Add optional Pi setup that reuses the shared Builder standard, skills, and role instructions, allowing a Pi trial without maintaining a second instruction catalog.
make piconfigures the shared resources while preserving local prompts and guidance;BOOTSTRAP_PI=1enables the bootstrap install of Pi 1.4.0 or retains an already installed newer version.Role commands read the live shared instructions in the current conversation; they do not create isolated agents or enforce the role's tool permissions. No model invocation was performed, so instruction adherence remains unverified.