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| # UI authoring | |
| The Host `Authoring` service persists Agent requests for the connected foreground. Its UI `Worker` invokes the existing deployment manager in the foreground's owned Root and returns the original action outcome. Native grants expose `submit`/`result` to Agents and `watch`/`claim`/`complete` to the explicitly connected UI. Results are scoped to the originating Agent session. | |
| Requests survive activation changes. Claims remove requests from the pending queue atomically; interrupted mutations are recovered from the worker's caller history and original receipt, never automatically replayed. Without a connected worker a request remains queued; a claimed request without a recoverable receipt remains unconfirmed. The queue allows sixteen pending requests. Results wait at most five seconds and preserve management conflicts, rejections and unknown outcomes. | |
| The text authoring methods share the existing package loader and deployment commit. Product wiring lives in `products/maka/bundle`; the authoring workflow and footer example are in `skills/maka-plugin-authoring/references/runtime-ui.md`. |