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bridge-greeting

Context-aware terminal greeting (MOTD) for Bridge instances: renders a per-instance logo, palette, today's calendar and the "Doing" board, resolved from which org folder the terminal opened in. Includes gen-logo.py (ANSI-Shadow generator). Trigger: "/bridge-greeting", "terminal greeting", "motd", "startup logo", "instance logo", "fastfetch logo", "folder logo".

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# Bridge Greeting

A login-shell greeting that is **instance-aware**: the org folder you open the
terminal in resolves to a Bridge instance, and the greeting then shows that
instance's identity — logo, colours, calendar tags, task board, and repos.

Home / unknown dirs → the full system dashboard (fastfetch cascade + global
board). Inside an org tree → a focused panel for the resolved instance.

## The model — branding belongs to the Bridge, not the script

The greeting reads its visual identity from the **resolved instance's theme**
(`themes/<theme>.yaml` → `branding:` block), so a logo "comes from" its Bridge
instance the same way `identity/agent/` and vocabulary do. Three layers: