Document stable 1.x binary naming

docs/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -35,6 +35,9 @@
 - The release guide now documents SemVer expectations, manual release review,
   smoke testing, and rollback steps.
 - Package installs now include `tntctl` and its man page alongside `tnt`.
+- The binary naming policy is now explicit: `tnt` remains the stable 1.x
+  server process name, and any future `tntd` split requires a major-version
+  compatibility plan.
 - SSH exec commands longer than the command buffer are now rejected with a
   usage error instead of being truncated and executed.
 - SSH exec `post` now persists the message before broadcasting or returning

docs/INTERFACE.md

@@ -3,14 +3,21 @@
 This document defines the public surfaces that scripts, package tests, and
 operators may rely on.
 
-TNT is still evolving toward a split `tntd` / `tntctl` model.  The stable
+For 1.x, the public binary names are stable:
-control surface is the SSH exec interface exposed by the `tnt` daemon.
+
-`tntctl` is a thin wrapper around that same interface.
+- `tnt` is the server process and daemon entrypoint.
+- `tntctl` is a thin local wrapper around the SSH exec interface.
+
+TNT will not introduce a separate `tntd` binary during 1.x.  If the project
+ever splits the server into `tntd`, that change must ship with a major-version
+compatibility plan, package migration notes, and a transition period for the
+`tnt` command.
 
 ## Stability Scope
 
 Stable:
 
+- public binary names for 1.x: `tnt` and `tntctl`
 - documented command-line flags in `tnt(1)`
 - documented environment variables in `tnt(1)`
 - SSH exec command names and argument shapes listed below

docs/ROADMAP.md

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ Goal: make TNT predictable for operators, scripts, and package maintainers.
   - `post`
 - ✅ support text and JSON output modes where machine use is likely
 - ✅ normalize command parsing, help text, and error reporting
-- decide whether the server binary should remain `tnt` or split later into a
+- ✅ keep `tnt` as the 1.x server binary; reserve any future `tntd` split for a
-  separate `tntd` daemon name
+  major-version compatibility plan
 - ✅ add `--bind`, `--port`, `--state-dir`, `--public-host`,
   `--max-connections`, and related long options consistently
 - ✅ add man pages for `tnt` and `tntctl`
@@ -103,8 +103,6 @@ Goal: make regressions harder to introduce.
 
 These are the next changes that should happen before new feature work expands the surface area.
 
-1. Decide the daemon naming path: keep `tnt` as the server binary for 1.x, or
+1. Finish untangling client-state ownership into a clearer release path.
-   introduce `tntd` later with a compatibility plan.
+2. Replace remaining release placeholders with real maintainer metadata and
-2. Finish untangling client-state ownership into a clearer release path.
-3. Replace remaining release placeholders with real maintainer metadata and
    source-archive checksums when cutting a public package release.

tnt.1

@@ -34,6 +34,13 @@ COMMAND modes.
 Users connect with any standard SSH client; no account or registration is
 needed.
 .PP
+In the 1.x series,
+.B tnt
+is the stable server process name.
+Use
+.BR tntctl (1)
+for local control commands against a running server.
+.PP
 Messages are persisted to a log file and restored on server restart.
 The server supports CJK and emoji input, rate limiting, access tokens, and
 a non\-interactive exec interface for scripting.