## Prompt Markers Embedded in Shell Commands

- Keep Konsole usage unchanged: the human runs commands normally, the Kompanion agent watches and journals in the background.
- Introduce a lightweight marker syntax to flag prompts for the agent without leaving the terminal context.
  - Example marker: the `§` character wrapping a phrase, e.g. `§"mermaid, tell me a story"` or `> §(good editor for go)`.
  - When the agent sees a marker, it interprets the enclosed text as an LLM-style instruction and can respond or take action.
- Markers can be mixed with actual commands, e.g. `echo $(gpg --agent --daemon)` followed by `§"generate a deployment checklist"`.
- Future work: define how the bridge detects markers in real time, how responses are surfaced (inline vs. side panel), and how to opt-in/out per session.