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zeekayandHanzo Dev 4b3950e96a One wiring between a control plane and the workspace
The web app's page held 145 lines that were not about being a page: read
the registry, fold sessions and sandboxes into machines, mint a url per
pane, poll on the plane's own clock. With three hosts for the workspace
that is three answers to how often a machine goes stale, so it is a hook
now and the page is 22 lines.

What a host still owns is the token and where its cloud is. Each gets the
token its own way — a browser mints it with PKCE, the desktop already
holds the signed-in user's — and the hook has no business knowing which.

TerminalHost had two definitions after the first draft of this, so it
moved to the pure vocabulary both sides read. A lib module importing a
component module would invert the layering, and a second copy of the type
is two answers to what a machine is.

One defect fell out of the move: the signed-out screen showed the
REGISTRY's error, which is always null when there is no token — so a
refused sign-in said nothing at all. The two failures have different
remedies and now have different states.

Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
2026-09-14 21:02:37 -07:00
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