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app-console-keys — console chassis and F-key framework

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| Identity | Username and tenant set during the pairing ceremony |
| Authorization state | `MBA LINK ACTIVE`, `MBA LINK INACTIVE <reason>`, or `MBA LINK PENDING` |
| Active slot | Name of the currently focused cartridge |
| SLM tier | `Tier A` (local), `Tier B` (cloud burst), or `Tier C` (frontier API) |
| SLM tier | `Tier A` (local), `Tier B` (cloud burst), or `Tier C` (frontier API) (Correction, 2026-08-02: the real `render()` signature takes only `username, tenant, mba, active, elapsed_secs, pending_pairs` — no tier field exists anywhere in the crate; flagged, not resolved) |
| Session duration | Elapsed time since console start |

The tier indicator reflects the last routing decision made by the inference gateway. It does not poll the gateway — it updates when a request is routed.

## Authorization client

`app-console-keys` maintains the outbound [[machine-based-auth|machine-based authorization]] connections to paired `os-*` services. Each pairing is independent: the console can hold an active link to `os-totebox` while the link to `os-privategit` is inactive.
`app-console-keys` maintains the outbound [[machine-based-auth|machine-based authorization]] connections to paired `os-*` services. Each pairing is independent: the console can hold an active link to `os-totebox` while the link to `os-privategit` is inactive. (Correction, 2026-08-02: real code has exactly one MBA link, to a single `totebox_host` — `mba_status` is one global field that blocks the entire chassis when inactive, not a per-service pairing set. Flagged, not resolved.)

When an authorization link is inactive, the affected cartridge degrades gracefully. Locally cached content remains accessible; backend requests fail with an explicit status rather than silently. No cartridge crashes the chassis when its backend is unreachable.

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## PDF rendering and graphics support

`app-console-keys` provides the graphics infrastructure used by cartridges that render images or PDFs. PDF pages are rendered to RGB bitmaps using the `pdfium-render` library. The display path uses the Kitty graphics protocol as the primary path, with Sixel encoding as a fallback, and an error message for terminal environments that support neither.
`app-console-keys` provides the graphics infrastructure used by cartridges that render images or PDFs. PDF pages are rendered to RGB bitmaps using the `pdfium-render` library (Correction, 2026-08-02: `pdfium-render` is a dependency of a different crate, `app-console-content` — `app-console-keys` has zero PDF code and doesn't depend on `app-console-content`. The Kitty/Sixel graphics infrastructure itself is genuinely in `app-console-keys`; only the PDF-rendering attribution is wrong. Flagged, not resolved.). The display path uses the Kitty graphics protocol as the primary path, with Sixel encoding as a fallback, and an error message for terminal environments that support neither.

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