skills: catch the conventions and platform docs up to the file rename

skills/cli-conventions/SKILL.md

@@ -18,40 +18,45 @@ route text.
 Singular nouns, one verb per action.
 
 ```
-agent asset list          agent asset delete <asset-id>
+agent file list           agent file delete <file-id>
 agent session start       agent config default set <config-id>
 ```
 
-- **The noun is singular, always.** `asset`, not `assets`. `hook`, not
+- **The noun is singular, always.** `file`, not `files`. `hook`, not
   `hooks`. `analytics` is the sole exception: it is a mass noun with no
   singular form.
 - **The plural still works, hidden.** Register it with `alsoKnownAs`, which
-  keeps it callable but strips it from every help surface. `agent assets list`
+  keeps it callable but strips it from every help surface. `agent files list`
   runs and prints nothing extra.
+- **A renamed command keeps its old name, hidden.** `agent file` was `agent
+  asset`, so it registers `asset` and `assets` alongside `files`. A caller who
+  learned the old spelling is never told it is wrong.
 - **Read-only integration browsers use a bare plural leaf**: `github repos`,
   `slack channels`, `linear teams`, `sentry orgs`. They have no
   get/create/delete to disambiguate against, so the extra `list` is noise.
-  Anything with more than one verb gets `<noun> <verb>`: `asset list`,
-  `asset get`, `asset upload`, `asset delete`.
+  Anything with more than one verb gets `<noun> <verb>`: `file list`,
+  `file get`, `file upload`, `file delete`.
 - **`delete` is the shown verb**, with `rm` as a hidden alias. Never the
   reverse.
 - **`list` is the shown verb**, with `ls` hidden.
 
 ```ts
-const asset = alsoKnownAs(
-  program.command('asset').description('...'),
+const file = alsoKnownAs(
+  program.command('file').description('...'),
+  'files',
+  'asset',
   'assets',
 )
 
 apiRoutes(
-  alsoKnownAs(asset.command('delete <asset-id>').description('...'), 'rm'),
-  'DELETE /assets/{id}',
+  alsoKnownAs(file.command('delete <file-id>').description('...'), 'rm'),
+  'DELETE /files/{id}',
 )
 ```
 
 ## Arguments
 
-Kebab-case placeholders: `<session-id>`, `<config-id>`, `<asset-id>`,
+Kebab-case placeholders: `<session-id>`, `<config-id>`, `<file-id>`,
 `<api-url>`, `<owner/name>`. Never camelCase, and never a bare `<id>` when the
 type matters.
 
@@ -93,7 +98,7 @@ Other rules:
 One line, imperative verb first, no trailing period.
 
 - **Say what the caller gets, not which endpoint answers.** `List your stored
-  assets, newest first` — not `List assets (GET /assets)`.
+  files, newest first` — not `List files (GET /files)`.
 - **Routes go in the long help**, last, via `apiRoutes(cmd, 'GET /...')`.
   When a command also has an `addHelpText('after', ...)` usage note, chain the
   note *inside* the `apiRoutes()` call so the route line still lands last.

skills/ellipsis/SKILL.md

@@ -427,9 +427,10 @@ Review pull requests on demand, without waiting for a push:
 ```sh
 agent review 519                  # review a pull request by number
 agent review 519 --full           # re-review the whole PR, ignoring earlier reviews
-agent review --no-post            # print findings instead of posting to GitHub
+agent review 519 --no-post        # print findings instead of posting to GitHub
 agent review list --repo api      # a repository's reviews, newest first
 agent review get <review-id>      # one review's findings, scope, and whether it posted
+agent review init                 # scaffold code_review.yaml for this repository
 ```
 
 Which pipeline runs is not a parameter. An explicit review resolves the same
@@ -460,7 +461,7 @@ agent variable list                          # names and timestamps only
 agent integration                            # what is connected, in one table
 agent github repos                           # also github members, slack channels,
                                              # linear teams, sentry orgs
-agent asset upload shot.png                  # store a PNG, print an org-gated link
+agent file upload shot.png                   # store a PNG, print an org-gated link
 ```
 
 Sync local Claude Code sessions into the same searchable history, then hand work
@@ -646,11 +647,11 @@ If `ELLIPSIS_SANDBOX_ID` is set in the environment, you are the agent in an
 Ellipsis session. The `agent` CLI is pre-installed and pre-authenticated with a
 session-scoped token, so you can start child sessions, search the team's session
 history, read analytics, and upload screenshots as org-gated links
-(`agent asset upload shot.png`) with no login. `agent session connect` with no
+(`agent file upload shot.png`) with no login. `agent session connect` with no
 id connects to the current session, via `ELLIPSIS_SESSION_ID`.
 
 That token is deliberately narrower than a human's. It can list variable names
-but not set or delete them, cannot delete an asset, and cannot repoint an
+but not set or delete them, cannot delete a file, and cannot repoint an
 account or repository default. An agent cannot overwrite the team's credentials
 or destroy the evidence it posted.
 

src/lib/types.ts

@@ -413,8 +413,9 @@ export interface ListAgentSessionsQuery {
   start?: string
   end?: string
   limit?: number
-  // A GitHub account id (GET /github/members); scopes the list to sessions
-  // attributed to that developer. The CLI resolves it from a --author login.
+  // A GitHub account id (GET /integrations/github/members); scopes the list to
+  // sessions attributed to that developer. The CLI resolves it from a --author
+  // login.
   author_id?: number
 }