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Update the content of an active eink session on the Boox tablet. Use when iterating on a document mid-review without waiting for annotation events.
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| name | eink-update |
| description | Update the content of an active eink session on the Boox tablet. Use when iterating on a document mid-review without waiting for annotation events. |
Push updated content to an existing active session. The tablet reloads automatically (~25 ms).
/eink-update [session-id]
If a session-id was provided as an argument, use it.
Otherwise, list active sessions and let the user pick:
eink-review list --status active
If there is exactly one active session, use it. If there are multiple, ask the user which one to update.
Use the AskUserQuestion tool to ask: "What should the updated content be?"
Accept either:
If the user provided raw markdown or asked for a synthesized document, write it to a temp file:
cat > /tmp/eink-update-XXXXX.md << 'EOF'
<content>
EOF
eink-review update <session-id> /tmp/eink-update-XXXXX.md
On success, the server responds with the new version number. Tell the user the tablet has been updated.
On error:
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