docs: reference agent_md, shared operator drive templates, and operator runbook in README

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- `bin/refresh-node-cookies.py <node>` — extracts fresh cookies from running Chromium CDP in netns into `~/.config/muse-cli/<node>/cookies.txt`. - `bin/refresh-node-cookies.py <node>` — extracts fresh cookies from running Chromium CDP in netns into `~/.config/muse-cli/<node>/cookies.txt`.
- `bin/muse_hybrid.py` — programmatic hybrid bridge combining fast gateway calls with CDP fallbacks. - `bin/muse_hybrid.py` — programmatic hybrid bridge combining fast gateway calls with CDP fallbacks.
- `bin/muse-tmux.py` — shared tmux socket manager (`/tmp/tmux-muse.sock`) for agent background execution, pipe-pane logging, and 2h session pruning. - `bin/muse-tmux.py` — shared tmux socket manager (`/tmp/tmux-muse.sock`) for agent background execution, pipe-pane logging, and 2h session pruning.
- `bin/agent_md.py` — CLI & library for auditing, reading, writing, and synchronizing agent `.md` drive files (`SOUL.md`, `PROACTIVE_PREFERENCES.md`, `HEARTBEAT.md`, etc.) across containers via Hatch WebSocket RPC.
- `shared/operators/` — canonical operator drive markdown templates ensuring agents maintain autonomous loops, active supervision, and self-healing reflexes.
- docs/OPERATOR-DRIVE-RUNBOOK.md — operator runbook for auditing and modifying agent `.md` files via Hatch WebSocket RPC and SSH reverse tunnels.
- docs/HYBRID-GATEWAY-ADAPTATION.md — architectural guide on the muse-cli fast gateway adaptation and per-node egress isolation. - docs/HYBRID-GATEWAY-ADAPTATION.md — architectural guide on the muse-cli fast gateway adaptation and per-node egress isolation.
- docs/AGENT-TOOLING.md — guide to agent delegation, shared tmux background tooling, Work Orders (`[WO:...]`), and prompt envelope execution. - docs/AGENT-TOOLING.md — guide to agent delegation, shared tmux background tooling, Work Orders (`[WO:...]`), and prompt envelope execution.