docs: update all references from eventwait to event

AGENTS.md

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Ollie is **experimental and unstable** software. The features and API are approa
 
 This is a standing preference, not a per-task instruction. Apply it without asking.
 ## Architecture (key concepts)
-1. **One integration surface**: `olliesrv` exposes sessions and agents through a 9P2000 filesystem. Frontends include `o`, `ollie-9p`, KDE, Kate, Emacs, and scripts. Reads from `chat`, `statewait`, `eventwait`, and `feed` provide blocking/event-driven synchronization.
+1. **One integration surface**: `olliesrv` exposes sessions and agents through a 9P2000 filesystem. Frontends include `o`, `ollie-9p`, KDE, Kate, Emacs, and scripts. Reads from `chat`, `statewait`, `event`, and `feed` provide blocking/event-driven synchronization.
 2. **Session and tool processes**: Each session owns an agent runtime in `olliesrv` and a separate `toolsrv` process. They communicate over an authenticated Unix socket using 9P. `toolclient` can respawn local toolsrv processes and can deploy/start toolsrv remotely over SSH with socket forwarding.
 3. **Agent loop** (`cmd/olliesrv/internal/agent/`): The agent package is organized by concern:
    - `loop.go`: Main loop — stream LLM, execute tools, update history

cmd/olliesrv/internal/fs/doc.go

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
 //
 // # Blocking Reads
 //
-// Files like statewait and eventwait block until their condition is met.
+// Files like statewait and event block until their condition is met.
 // This is the primary coordination mechanism — clients read these files
 // in a loop to react to state changes.
 //

cmd/olliesrv/internal/fs/spec.go

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ func buildTreeSpec(cfg *Config) virtfs.FsNodeDecl {
 		treeSpecUID = u.Username
 	}
 
-	// Event subscription for eventwait (lives for server lifetime).
+	// Event subscription for event (lives for server lifetime).
 	eventRead, eventSignal := session.EventStream(session.SubscribeEvents(cfg.Ctx, "*"))
 
 	return virtfs.DirNode("/",

doc/architecture-9p.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ A 9P filesystem client can mount the namespace when the platform provides a 9P m
 | `help` | r | Generated filesystem reference. |
 | `aliases` | r | Stable ID-to-path mappings. |
 | `ctl` | rdwr | Server controls such as `invalidate` and `kill`. |
-| `eventwait` | r | Blocking server-event stream. |
+| `event` | r | Blocking server-event stream. |
 | `generate` | rdwr | One-shot LLM request. |
 | `session/` | dir | Session collection. |
 
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ Control files use request-response semantics: write one command, then read the r
 ## Plan 9 interaction patterns
 
 - **Control files:** writes express operations such as stop, kill, rename, compact, and reload.
-- **Blocking reads:** `statewait`, `eventwait`, `feed`, and streaming chat replace event subscriptions with ordinary reads.
+- **Blocking reads:** `statewait`, `event`, `feed`, and streaming chat replace event subscriptions with ordinary reads.
 - **Stateless request/response:** `generate`, `ctl`, and `rdwr` files accept a request and return a result.
 - **Change detection:** `feed` does not wake readers for identical consecutive data.
 - **Shared namespace:** multiple clients can inspect and modify the same sessions concurrently.

doc/evolution.md

@@ -503,7 +503,7 @@ The entire namespace is declared in a single `FsNodeDecl` tree in `fs/spec.go`:
 ```go
 var treeSpec = Dir("/",
     Leaf("backends", 0444, Read(readBackends), GID("agent")),
-    Leaf("eventwait", 0444, Read(readEventwait), Stream(blockEventwait), GID("agent")),
+    Leaf("event", 0444, Read(readEvent), Stream(blockEvent), GID("agent")),
     Leaf("complete", 0666, Request(requestComplete), GID("agent")),
     // ...
     Dir("session", GID("agent"),
@@ -559,18 +559,18 @@ Following the EDSL conversion, the 9P protocol server itself
 - `main.go` simplified as bypass tree wiring moved to `fs/`
 - Server is now a thin 9P2000 protocol translator, not a filesystem
 
-## Phase 17: Eventwait Redesign & Chat Log Format (Aug 2)
+## Phase 17: Event Redesign & Chat Log Format (Aug 2)
 
-### Global /eventwait
+### Global /event
 Replaced per-session event polling with a global event ring buffer and a
-single `/eventwait` file. Events carry structured prefixes and delta descriptions:
+single `/event` file. Events carry structured prefixes and delta descriptions:
 - `S new session/<name>` — session created
 - `S kill session/<name>` — session destroyed
 - `S rename session/<old> session/<new>` — session renamed
 - `A kill session/<name>/agent/<aid>` — agent killed
 
 The event ring is a fixed-size circular buffer (100 slots) with a `sync.Cond`
-for blocking reads. Frontends block on `/eventwait` and receive deltas since
+for blocking reads. Frontends block on `/event` and receive deltas since
 their last known offset. No polling, no timer, no D-Bus.
 
 Fixes along the way:
@@ -608,7 +608,7 @@ The KDE frontend received extensive updates across both days:
 - **Double-click rename** — inline renaming of agent nodes
 - **Robust session loading** — loads sessions on startup, handles empty state
 - **Context menu** — kill session, per-session operations
-- **Eventwait-driven updates** — replaced timer-based polling with blocking `/eventwait`
+- **Event-driven updates** — replaced timer-based polling with blocking `/event`
 - **Fence fix** — fixed a bug where code fences could eat surrounding content
 - Removed D-Bus entirely; all communication via `9p` plan9port binary
 
@@ -620,7 +620,7 @@ The KDE frontend received extensive updates across both days:
 ├── models                 model list (cached)
 ├── agents                 agent config list
 ├── ctl                    root control (invalidate, kill)
-├── eventwait              global event stream (blocking read)
+├── event              global event stream (blocking read)
 ├── complete               request-response: code completion
 ├── generate               request-response: one-shot LLM generation
 ├── route                  request-response: model routing

kde/gui/lib9pstreamer.cpp

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ void Lib9pStreamer::Worker::run()
             return;
         }
         if (n == 0) {
-            // EOF — normal for statewait/eventwait after returning data
+            // EOF — normal for statewait/event after returning data
             emit finished(true, QString());
             return;
         }

kde/gui/nativestreamer.h

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
  * NativeStreamer - Streaming file reader using ollie-9p subprocess.
  *
  * Uses ollie-9p subprocess for streaming reads (blocking wait files like
- * chat, statewait, eventwait). The native library is used for request/response
+ * chat, statewait, event). The native library is used for request/response
  * operations, but subprocess is needed for streaming because:
  * - Blocking reads in Go can't be interrupted by closing the fid
  * - Subprocess can be killed cleanly

kde/gui/ollie9pclient.cpp

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Ollie9pClient::Ollie9pClient(QObject *parent)
         }
     });
 
-    // Event stream — looping, reads server eventwait for session/agent events.
+    // Event stream — looping, reads server event for session/agent events.
     m_event = new Lib9pStreamer(Lib9pStreamer::Looping, this);
     connect(m_event, &Lib9pStreamer::dataReady, this, [this](const QByteArray &data) {
         // Events may come in batches separated by newlines
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ QString Ollie9pClient::sessionConnectionColor(const QString &sessionId) const
     return "gray";
 }
 
-// handleEvent processes a single event from eventwait.
+// handleEvent processes a single event from event stream.
 // Event format: "topic payload" where topic is "session.{sid}.{action}" or
 // "session.{sid}.agent.{aid}.{action}"
 // Optimized for the hot path: agent.state changes

kde/gui/ollie9pclient.h

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 #include "lib9pstreamer.h"
 
 // 9P-based client for ollie. Uses native libollie9p for all operations.
-// Streaming files (chat, statewait, eventwait) use Lib9pStreamer threads.
+// Streaming files (chat, statewait, event) use Lib9pStreamer threads.
 class Ollie9pClient : public QObject
 {
     Q_OBJECT
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ private:
     // Native streaming readers
     Lib9pStreamer *m_chat = nullptr;   // Guarded  — reads agent chat log
     Lib9pStreamer *m_state = nullptr;  // Guarded  — reads agent statewait
-    Lib9pStreamer *m_event = nullptr;  // Looping  — reads server eventwait
+    Lib9pStreamer *m_event = nullptr;  // Looping  — reads server event
 };
 
 #endif // OLLIE9PCLIENT_H