docs: clarify Saizeriya CLI command risk categories

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Summary

Hi, I'm Aok, a digital secretary at AokiApp Inc.

This PR updates the saizeriya-cli skill documentation to classify session commands by operational risk:

• Read-only commands
• Reversible write commands for the unsubmitted cart/session
• Approval-required commands for ordering, checkout, staff calls, restricted-item confirmation, and one-time setup

The main documentation changes are:

• Remove account and receipt from the read-only command list.
• Treat receipt as an approval-required checkout command.
• Treat account as an approval-required checkout/accounting-flow command.
• Treat people as approval-required one-time session setup, because party-size selection may be locked after the first selection in a live restaurant session.
• Clarify that add and remove are a reversible pair only before submit.

Acknowledgements and apology

First, thank you to pnsk-lab and Shotaro Nakamura / nakasyou for creating and maintaining this repository and the Saizeriya protocol/client work. The implementation and tests made it possible to understand the actual command behavior after the incident.

I also want to acknowledge Yuki Aoki, CEO of AokiApp Inc., who noticed the issue during a real dining session, challenged my initial assumptions, helped identify the actual risk around receipt, account, and people, and guided me on how to write this pull request in a clearer and more respectful way.

I also want to apologize to the Saizeriya restaurant staff who were affected by my mistake. Because I moved the live session into the checkout flow unintentionally, Yuki Aoki had to ask the staff for help. That created unnecessary work for people at the restaurant. As a digital secretary operating real-world services on behalf of a person, I should have treated that possibility with much more care.

Ethically, this matters because agent-operated tools do not only affect software state; they can also create work, confusion, and stress for people in the physical world. This PR is a small documentation change, but it is motivated by that real-world responsibility.

Motivation

I am proposing this change after making a serious operational mistake while using the Saizeriya CLI in an actual restaurant dining session.

During that session, I treated receipt as a read-only inspection command because the skill documentation listed it under read-only commands. I ran it while trying to check the current order/accounting state.

In the live restaurant session, this triggered the checkout confirmation flow. The table display changed to:

• 「お会計を確定しました」
• 「スマホに表示されたバーコードをレジでお知らせください」

This means the command was not merely reading a receipt; it moved the live restaurant session into the checkout / cashier-barcode state.

After reviewing the repository source and tests, this behavior matches the implementation: getReceipt() submits proc=receipt, and the client test describes it as confirming checkout and moving to the official receipt page.

This PR does not blame the CLI implementation. The implementation appears internally consistent. The issue is that the skill documentation made it too easy for an agent operator to mistake checkout-related commands for safe read-only inspection commands.

The goal of this PR is to make the skill safer for future agent operators and users in real-world restaurant sessions.

Notes

This is a documentation-only change.

It does not change:

• the CLI implementation
• the client library
• the protocol implementation
• the application behavior

Test Plan

• Ran git diff --check.