feat: 优化 Dyro 引导、编码工具与 Console 体验

README.md

@@ -384,7 +384,7 @@ dyro bootstrap --yes
 dyro doctor
 ```
 
-After setup, run `dyro`. The first run inside a project registers it in a reversible global home. From then on, the same command can resume a recent development line, hotfix, or existing task worktree from any directory—without remembering `--root`:
+`dyro setup` registers the completed Profile in the reversible global home by default, so it is visible in Console immediately. The first registered workspace becomes the default; later setup runs keep the existing default unless you pass `--default`. Use `--no-register` for CI or temporary workspaces. From then on, bare `dyro` can resume a recent development line, hotfix, or existing task worktree from any directory—without remembering `--root`:
 
 ```bash
 dyro
@@ -397,11 +397,16 @@ on the local machine are labeled `open workspace only` and receive no gate,
 review, merge, or push authority. Explicit commands such as
 `dyro open dev --agent codex` continue to launch directly for scripts.
 
-The picker detects Cursor Desktop separately from Cursor CLI and supports
-OpenClaw as a launch-only external runtime. Ready tools appear before tools that
-need setup or installation; the current workspace's last choice, project
-recommendation, personal default, and pinned order provide stable tie-breaking.
-Selecting a missing supported tool opens a confirmation-first guided installer:
+The picker detects Codex App and Claude Code Desktop separately from their
+CLI counterparts, detects Cursor Desktop separately from Cursor CLI, supports
+Antigravity CLI (`agy`) and Qoder CLI (`qodercli`) as launch-only terminal
+tools, opens ZCode as a launch-only desktop tool, and supports OpenClaw as a
+launch-only external runtime. It begins with at most three common choices;
+type `m` for the full catalog or enter a tool ID, label, or command directly.
+Ready tools appear before tools that need setup or installation; the current
+workspace's last choice, project recommendation, personal default, and pinned
+order provide stable tie-breaking. Selecting a missing supported tool opens a
+confirmation-first guided installer:
 
 ```bash
 dyro tool list

docs/tool-catalog.md

@@ -75,18 +75,37 @@ user can inspect and choose the platform-specific installer. This applies to
 Cursor CLI and Hermes; Cursor Desktop likewise opens the official download
 page.
 
-Current catalog entries include Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Desktop, Cursor CLI,
-Grok, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, Kimi Code, and Shell. An entry can be known
-without having an audited installation recipe; such entries fail closed with
-an actionable message.
+Current catalog entries include Antigravity CLI, Codex CLI, Codex App, Claude
+Code CLI, Claude Code Desktop, Cursor Desktop, Cursor CLI, Grok, OpenCode,
+OpenClaw, Hermes, Kimi Code, Qoder CLI, ZCode, and Shell. Antigravity uses the
+official `agy` command; Qoder uses `qodercli`; ZCode is opened as a desktop
+workspace tool. An entry can be known without having an audited installation
+recipe; such entries fail closed with an actionable message.
 
-## Cursor Desktop and OpenClaw
+## Compact Home picker
+
+Home starts by showing at most three common choices: the most recent or
+default tool, project recommendation, user pins, and available Dyro adapters.
+This keeps everyday startup short while retaining the full catalog. Enter a
+tool ID, label, or command directly, or type `m` to expand the full list,
+including guided-install choices. The shorter display does not change launch
+authority: launch-only tools still only open the selected workspace.
+
+## Desktop apps and OpenClaw
 
 Cursor Desktop is distinct from Cursor CLI. Dyro detects the `cursor` command,
 the standard macOS application bundle, or the standard per-user Windows
 application path, then opens the selected workspace as a launch-only desktop
 tool.
 
+Codex App and Claude Code Desktop are likewise separate from their terminal
+tools. On macOS, Dyro detects their application bundles before offering them,
+including the ChatGPT app's Codex entry and Claude Code's URL-handler bundle.
+Codex uses `codex app <workspace>` when the CLI is available. Claude uses its
+official Code deep link with the selected folder; Claude Desktop still asks the
+user to confirm that folder before it is adopted. Neither desktop launch path
+turns into a Dyro adapter.
+
 OpenClaw is treated as an external runtime, not a Dyro adapter. A configured
 installation receives the selected path through `OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE_DIR`. A
 fresh installation starts official onboarding with that workspace and