A game may give its bots words: they speak as a round opens and when spoken to, remember by notes nobody sees, and read the talk when they move

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CONVENTIONS.md

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   and how many have ranked, nothing more; the start line records every
   ranking and `create` receives them. A solo table asking for one waits in
   the lobby for the player's.
+- `botPress(state, seat, press, people, trigger)`: bots that talk. A bot
+  speaks when a round opens and when a person writes to it (or says a first
+  word to the table); its lines go privately to the people it names, as
+  ledger lines, with a `note` for its own memory that no view ever carries.
+  `botInput` receives the same press, so a bot can keep what was agreed.
+  `parting(press, viewer)` gives the bots' last words once the game is
+  over. Without `botPress`, private talk to a bot is refused.
 - `tally(state)`: the game's own lines for the tally, from a finished game.
 - `preferences`, `options`: the preferences panel's settings and the
   host's table choices (above).