docs(runtime): document /runtime command path and status semantics
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@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ The gateway serialises agent work **per session**, not per WebSocket connection:
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- Lane policy is configurable (`collect`, `followup`, `steer`, `steer_backlog`, `interrupt`) with per-channel and per-session overrides.
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- Session-local overrides can be managed at runtime via `agent.send` commands: `/queue`, `/queue set ...`, `/queue reset`.
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- Backend selection for a turn is server-side (`native` by default, optional external backends per config: `claude_code`, `opencode`, `codex`, `gemini`, `pi_embedded`) and does not change JSON-RPC method signatures.
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- Runtime backend mode overrides are available via `agent.send` command fast-path: `/backend status`, `/backend activate pi`, `/backend deactivate pi`, `/backend use config`.
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- Runtime backend mode overrides are available via `agent.send` command fast-path: `/runtime status`, `/runtime activate pi`, `/runtime deactivate pi`, `/runtime use config` (`/backend ...` remains a compatibility alias).
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- Backend routing and fallback outcomes are emitted to audit logs (`backend.route`, `backend.success`, `backend.fallback`) for rollout evaluation; this telemetry is outside JSON-RPC response payloads.
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This is implemented via a per-lane queue (`LaneQueue`) in the gateway server, and used by `agent.send` and `agent.cancel`.
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