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# RedFlag Desktop
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Native Qt/QML local-machine operations console backed by the RedFlag Agent.
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Desktop is the local scope of the RedFlag domain: machine health, live resources,
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processes, connections, storage, services, containers, software, updates, security,
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history, and bounded operator intent. RedFlag Web presents the same domain at fleet
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scope.
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The QML process holds no machine authority and reads no protected Agent state. Its
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CXX-Qt bridge talks only to the platform-local Agent transport:
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- Linux: `/var/lib/redflag/agent/localapi/redflag-agent.sock`
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- Windows: `\\.\pipe\RedFlagAgentLocal`
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Observation belongs to the Agent. Privileged mutations travel through Agent policy,
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a signed mutation envelope, and the RedFlag helper. QML must never acquire a package,
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service, container, or reboot escape hatch of its own.
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The QML structure inherits useful interaction and typed-bridge work from Souveraine
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Updater. That updater does not survive as a separate product or authority path.
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The current release pipeline builds Desktop for Linux amd64 with Qt 6. The Windows
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transport exists, but no Windows Desktop artifact is published until a native Qt/MSVC
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runner owns that build. The web application remains the fleet surface; it is not
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embedded into Desktop.
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