Add WarBit story panels + wire cockpit panel into README

Six storytelling pixel-art panels of WarBit at branding/warbit-story/:
- 01-sunset: end-of-day contemplative
- 02-daily-intel: morning brief board (Phase 0 visual)
- 03-success: ship celebration
- 04-chaos: drowning in TODOs (the pain War Room solves)
- 05-cockpit: monitor wall command center (War Room visualized)
- 06-new-tools: opening a new-tools chest (v0.7 framework + adapters)

The cockpit panel (05) is wired inline below the 'What's inside'
bullet list as a visual shorthand for 'this is what War Room feels
like to use.' The other five panels stay in branding/ ready for
social posts, Discord emoji, future onboarding splash, or further
README placements.

Author: PythonLuvr

README.md

@@ -43,6 +43,12 @@ Plug in any backend (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Ollam
 - **Cross-machine config.** Shared env at `~/.war-room/.env`, machine-specific overrides at `.env.local`. API keys live in your local config, never in the repo.
 - **Behavioral framework built in.** War Room ships with [OpenWar](https://github.com/pythonluvr/openwar), a MIT-licensed framework that makes agents confirm briefs before acting, gate destructive actions, and write like a peer instead of a customer service rep. Toggle per-channel or set a global default. Use it standalone via `npm install openwar` if you want the framework without the dashboard.
 
+<p align="center">
+  <img src="branding/warbit-story/warbit-05-cockpit.png" alt="WarBit at the cockpit" width="280" />
+  <br />
+  <em>WarBit on watch. This is what War Room feels like to use.</em>
+</p>
+
 ---
 
 ## Requirements