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os-console: The Totebox Orchestration Browser

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editorial(systems): fix os-console-totebox-browser's F-key table (Track-B) — F6/Bookkeeper is not registered in os-console (2 static HTML files, no Cartridge trait), F5/Search was missing; reuses the just-verified finding from os-console.md; also fixed a pre-existing duplicate body H1 (content-contract violation) on both EN+ES; register-clean

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audience: public
bcsc_class: public-disclosure-safe
language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC
last_edited: 2026-07-18
last_edited: 2026-08-22
editor: pointsav-engineering
paired_with: os-console-totebox-browser.es.md
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# os-console: The Totebox Orchestration Browser

os-console is the operator terminal surface for [[totebox-orchestration|Totebox Orchestration]]. It runs on the
operator's host machine — a personal computer, workstation, or thin client — and presents
a keyboard-native interface to the services running on the operator's Totebox.
@@ -61,14 +59,16 @@ leave the operator's premises.
A browser tab is a renderer process with a defined origin. It can reach resources from
its origin and cannot read memory from other tabs. The browser enforces this boundary.

In os-console, each F-key cartridge is a distinct application:
In os-console, each registered F-key cartridge is a distinct application. See
[[os-console|os-console]] for the full picture, including which `app-console-*`
directories exist on disk but have no working implementation registered yet:

| Key | Cartridge | Service |
|---|---|---|
| F2 | People | [[service-people|service-people]] |
| F3 | Email | [[service-email|service-email]] |
| F4 | Content | [[service-content|service-content]] |
| F6 | Bookkeeper | service-bookkeeper |
| F5 | Search | — |
| F9 | SLM | [[service-slm|service-slm]] |
| F11 | System | pairing-server |
| F12 | Input | [[service-input|service-input]] |
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2. **Discover**: os-console auto-discovers Toteboxes on the local network or connects to
   a configured address.
3. **Pair**: F11 shows a QR code; the Totebox admin scans it; cartridges activate.
4. **Use**: F-keys navigate between People, Email, Content, Bookkeeper, SLM.
4. **Use**: F-keys navigate between People, Email, Content, Search, SLM.
5. **Paste**: Cmd+V / Ctrl+V works in any cartridge. Drop files into the Watch Folder.
6. **No configuration**: no IP addresses to type, no ports to remember, no SSH keys to
   manage. The machine pairing token handles authentication.
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