rsvp

name	rsvp
description	Open the terminal speed reader (RSVP) on the most recent plan, or on text/a file the user names. Use when the user wants to "speed read the plan", "RSVP this", or read some text with the speed reader in a new window.

Speed-read a plan

Launch the RSVP speed reader in a new Terminal window on some text — by default the plan you most recently presented.

Steps

1. Decide what text to read:

   • If $ARGUMENTS names a file path, use that file directly (skip to step 3).
   • If $ARGUMENTS is other text, treat that as the content to read.
   • Otherwise, use the most recent plan you presented in this conversation (the markdown body from your last ExitPlanMode / plan). Use it verbatim.

2. Write the chosen text to a temp markdown file, e.g. /tmp/speed-read-plan-$(date +%s).md, using the Write tool.

3. Launch the reader on it:

   npx -y agent-rsvp -o <file> -w 350
   

   agent-rsvp -o opens the reader in its own Terminal window (a TUI needs its own tty). Pass -w <wpm> to set the starting speed; default to 350 if the user hasn't asked for a speed. npx fetches the package on demand, so no prior install is required (it also uses a global install if present).

4. Tell the user it opened in a new window and remind them of the keys: ←/→ speed, space pause, m mode, q quit.

Notes

• Don't try to run the reader inline in the agent's terminal — it's a full-screen TUI and needs the separate window the launcher provides.
• If the launcher prints a fallback command (non-macOS/Linux), relay it to the user so they can run it themselves.