git:20261012.bbafe9d to git:20261018.eaed515

6 added, 13 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: self-archive

- description: Archive the current thread and release its runtime. Use when the user explicitly asks to "self-archive", "archive yourself", or "archive this thread".

+ description: Archive the current Cloudroom thread and release its runtime. Use only when the user explicitly asks to self-archive, archive yourself, or archive this thread.

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# Self-archive

- Only act on an explicit request to archive this thread. Never use the thread deletion command.

+ Act only on an explicit request to archive this thread. Never delete the thread or target unrelated threads.

1. Send a brief closing summary before running commands.

- 2. Archive this thread and its children. If this fails, report the error and do not stop the runtime.

- ```bash

- <archive-current-thread-command>

- ```

- 3. After archiving succeeds, stop the runtime. Run nothing afterward.

- ```bash

- <stop-runtime-command>

- ```

- Undo: `<unarchive-thread-command>`.

+ 2. Archive the current thread and its children: `room-cli thread archive --self --json` (Local and Cloud).

+ 3. If the command fails, report the error and keep the runtime running. Do not claim the thread was archived.

+ 4. After success, run nothing else. Archiving stops the thread's runtime. In Cloud, the request is recorded durably and the app applies it when it next connects.

- Note: Use the current platform's equivalent commands.

+ To restore the thread, the user can use Cloudroom's UI or run `room-cli thread unarchive <id> --json` on their computer.