The README shows what a drive looks like while its machine is offline #6
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The README now says what a user sees while the machine that shares the drive is offline: the connection still saves and stays Connected, and its folders cannot be read. The wrong-token screenshot moves up to sit with the sentence about the token check. The old wording, "they report the folder unavailable", described the plugin's error code, which Memona's file tree shows only as an unreadable folder.
Verified with aindrive not running on the drive's machine: the 0.1.0 package from main, sideloaded into an isolated Memona 2.0.0 build 1049, saved the connection as Connected. The tree showed "This folder cannot be read", and stat, list and read through Memona's plugin host each answered
unavailablein about 50 ms. The same package passes Memona's package validator.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
✅ Approved
README wording and the offline-folder screenshot accurately document the tested offline drive state.
Strengths
Clear offline guidance
The connection and unavailable-folder behavior is presented clearly, and the screenshot visibly supports the documentation.
Issues
None.
Checks
Passed checks
cargo fmt --checkcargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warningscargo test --locked --lib— 40 passedcargo build --locked --release --target wasm32-wasip2Repository-wide policy scan found no violations.
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