Timeline summaries now stay in the caller's language

Highlights

Timeline summaries are written by the caller

The CLI no longer invents a timeline summary sentence in English (or any other language) on your behalf. Existing timeline entries are left untouched at upgrade time. Schema keys, section markers, and enum values stay in English.

• create-page --summary is optional; if omitted, the page title is recorded.
• update-truth --summary is optional; if omitted, the first usable line of the new compiled_truth is recorded (a leading Markdown heading marker is dropped).
• append-timeline still requires --summary.

Docs follow along

The README, the BRAIN.md template, and the brain-page, brain-ingest, and brain-bootstrap skills now state that timeline summaries are caller-authored.

Install notes

• Prefer a global install if you want bare brain on PATH. npx alone does not leave brain on PATH.
• Existing installs: bump to @mindmux/[email protected] then run brain setup -y.
• The CLI behavior ships with the package. Existing projects keep their old BRAIN.md until you re-run setup or update the Language section by hand. Agents follow that file.

npm i -g @mindmux/[email protected]
brain setup -y