# panto-rsvp

Rapid serial presentation for assistant replies. It presents the latest assistant text one newline-delimited paragraph at a time, omitting fenced code; it does not change ordinary transcript rendering.

RSVP is an optional **focus mode**, not a comprehension or speed promise.

## Install

1. Add the rock to a layered `config.toml`:

   ```toml
   [extensions]
   rocks = ["panto-rsvp"]
   ```

   For a local checkout, use `paths = ["/path/to/panto-rsvp"]` instead; panto's own LuaRocks tree must already provide `luv` (it ships with panto).
2. Bind activation to Ctrl+S:

   ```toml
   [keys]
   "ctrl+s" = "/rsvp"
   ```

3. Restart panto. Run `/rsvp` or Ctrl+S while idle to start the next unread paragraph.

If `[extensions]` or `[keys]` already exists, add these entries to the existing tables rather than declaring them twice.

## Controls

- Ctrl+S: play the next unread paragraph while waiting; ignored during playback.
- Space: pause or resume. Resume gives the current word a fresh interval.
- `-` / `+`: adjust speed; changes apply to the next word interval.
- Esc: leave. An unfinished paragraph remains unread and restarts on the next activation.

The current word stays centered above the input, with speed and paragraph progress. Text arriving while a paragraph is playing does not change that paragraph's word snapshot. Progress resets on session replacement and is not persisted.

## Settings

Optional settings live in `[rsvp]`:

```toml
[rsvp]
wpm = 250
wpm_step = 25
min_wpm = 50
```

| Setting | Default | Meaning |
| --- | ---: | --- |
| `wpm` | `250` | Initial words per minute; values below `min_wpm` start at the lower bound. |
| `wpm_step` | `25` | Change per `-` or `+`. |
| `min_wpm` | `50` | Lowest speed; `-` stops here. |

All three values must be finite positive numbers. Theme changes re-render the active paragraph using the current Markdown display style.

## Development

```sh
mise run check    # panto lua _selfcheck.lua
```