remove ollie-tui references from docs

core

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doc/ARCHITECTURE.md

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 | Frontend | Interface | Talks to |
 |---|---|---|
 | `s/sh` | terminal (readline) | 9P filesystem directly |
-| ollie-tui | terminal (TUI) | `agent.Core` library |
 | ellie | Emacs buffer | 9P filesystem directly |
 | Web UI | browser (Preact SPA) | `ollie-httpgw` over HTTP |
 
@@ -271,7 +270,6 @@ The web UI (`webui/`) is a Preact single-page application. It polls
 `/s/{id}/chat` every two seconds for new output and proxies all API paths to
 `ollie-httpgw`. It has no knowledge of 9P; the gateway is the only boundary.
 
-Frontends that use `agent.Core` directly (ollie-tui) embed the core library and
-manage sessions in-process. Frontends that use the filesystem (s/sh, ellie, web
+Frontends that use the filesystem (s/sh, ellie, web
 UI) are decoupled from the implementation entirely — they work equally well
 against a local or remote `olliesrv`.

doc/OBSERVATIONS.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 **Filesystem as interface** — if you know how to operate a filesystem, you know how to operate ollie. Any tool that reads and writes files — `ed`, `vim`, Python, `cat`, a shell script — is already a fully capable ollie client. No SDK, no API, no protocol to learn.
 
-**Simple front-ends** — A TUI reads `chat`, writes `prompt`, polls `state`. There is no protocol to implement.
+**Simple front-ends** — A front-end reads `chat`, writes `prompt`, polls `state`. There is no protocol to implement.
 
 **Crash resiliency** — Memory (`m/`) is written to persistent storage outside the session. If a session crashes or is killed mid-task, it is not lost — a fresh session picks up where the previous one left off.
 
@@ -20,8 +20,6 @@
 
 **Sub-agents** — `subagent_spawn` implements fork-join over the `b/` namespace: spawn N specialized agents with a shared prompt, wait for all to complete, collect results in submission order. For heterogeneous parallel delegation (N agents, N different prompts), use a `{parallel: [...]}` stage in `execute_code` — each parallel step calls `subagent_spawn` with a different prompt, all running concurrently.
 
-**Environment injection is a front-end concern** — Because the daemon is a long-running process separate from the front-end, any environment variable the session needs (e.g. `SUPERPOWERD_SESSION_TOKEN`) must be injected by the front-end via `s/{id}/env`. This is not a serious limitation, but it makes front-end setup slightly more involved: tools like `superpowers` require the front-end itself to be launched inside the privileged context (`superpowers run-session ollie-tui ...`), rather than simply having the variable present in the daemon's environment.
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 **No MCP** — MCP (Model Context Protocol) adds a JSON-RPC client, transport layer, initialization handshake, and subprocess lifecycle management to do what `execute_code {tool: "name"}` already does. Every MCP server can be replaced by a tool script in `t/` and a skill in `sk/`. `x/elevate` proved this: it replaced an MCP server with a shell script. See [doc/NO_MCP.md](NO_MCP.md) for the full justification.
 
 **AI pipelines with standard tools** — ollie scripts compose into multi-stage AI pipelines via Unix pipes. Proof-of-concept:

doc/USAGE.md

@@ -542,7 +542,6 @@ by default.
 
 The 9P filesystem is the lowest level interface to ollie. All interfaces are simply wrappers around filesystem operations, and `s/sh` is the standard chat interface. Other front-ends:
 
-- **[ollie-tui](https://github.com/lneely/ollie-tui)** — a fancier terminal UI for the less curmudgeonly
 - **[ellie](https://github.com/lneely/ollie-el)** — `ellie.el` is the Emacs front-end, just wire it into your `init.el` and `M-x ellie`
 - **Web UI** — browser-based UI; requires `ollie-httpgw` (see above)
 

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