Add a scope-aware assistant dock to the scheduler right panel

Plugin/unraid/Tools/ai_chat_worker.php

@@ -82,8 +82,8 @@ if (PHP_SAPI !== 'cli') {
 
 require_once dirname(__DIR__) . '/include/ai.php';
 
-[$jobFile, $question, $historyJson, $kind, $think, $profile] =
-    array_slice($argv, 1, 6) + array_fill(0, 6, '');
+[$jobFile, $question, $historyJson, $kind, $think, $profile, $scope] =
+    array_slice($argv, 1, 7) + array_fill(0, 7, '');
 
 if ($jobFile === '' || $question === '') exit(1);
 if (!preg_match('#/[0-9a-f]{32}\.json$#', $jobFile)) exit(1);
@@ -240,6 +240,22 @@ if ($profile === 'chat') {
 // has already been decided — so it should frame everything that follows rather than read as one
 // more retrieved document. Marked as operator-authored so the model treats it as fact about the
 // installation rather than as a source to cite.
+// Where the operator is standing in the WebGUI. Sent by the scheduler page, absent from the AI
+// tab, which has no location to speak of. It is what lets "what does this do" resolve — without
+// it the model has to guess which of 120 settings "this" means, and it will guess confidently.
+//
+// Stated as context, never as an instruction to trust: the file named here is where to look
+// first, not proof that the answer is in it. That distinction is the whole point of the
+// fallback — a setting the operator expects in master.conf may actually live in the host conf,
+// and saying so is more useful than failing to find it.
+if ($scope !== '') {
+    $system .= "WHERE THE OPERATOR IS RIGHT NOW\n"
+             . "They have " . $scope . " open in the WebGUI. Read bare references — \"this "
+             . "setting\", \"this script\", \"here\" — as meaning that unless they clearly mean "
+             . "something else. Look there first. If what they are asking about is genuinely "
+             . "somewhere else, answer anyway and tell them plainly where it actually is.\n\n";
+}
+
 $mem = vv_ai_memory_read();
 if ($mem['exists'] && trim($mem['text']) !== '') {
     $system .= "WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW ABOUT THIS OPERATOR AND INSTALLATION\n"