What
Casework task grants shipped in v0.31.0 and were extended in v0.32.0, but the documentation site has no page for them. Nothing under docs/site/src/content mentions taskTemplates, and taskAuthority appears only in the changelog. The same gap covers the BReg side: actorKind is described on the access-profile page only as a claim constraint, and there is no page explaining what an actorKind: agent profile with a taskGrant binding is for, what it may and may not hold, or how a status client is configured.
Today the only writing on the feature is in repository notes that are not published: products/casework/TASK_GRANTS.md, products/breg/TASK_GRANTS.md and products/casework/DEV-SOURCES.md. An adopter reading the site cannot discover the feature at all, and an adopter who does discover it has to read Rust to configure it.
Evidence
rg taskTemplates docs/site/src/content returns nothing.rg taskAuthority docs/site/src/content matches only docs/site/src/content/docs/changelog.mdx.rg actorKind docs/site/src/content matches only docs/site/src/content/docs/configure/breg.mdx lines 131 and 133 and docs/site/src/content/docs/configure/evidence.mdx line 145, all of them claim-shape statements.- The unpublished notes:
products/casework/TASK_GRANTS.md, products/breg/TASK_GRANTS.md, products/casework/DEV-SOURCES.md.
- Configured surface that has no page:
casework.yaml:/taskTemplates (crates/registry-caseworkctl/src/lib.rs line 589) and the task authority wiring in crates/registry-caseworkctl/src/dev/integrations.rs.
Proposed fix
Add a configure page for task templates and task authority (template shape, subjects, bounds, agent and client identity, resource, scopes, purpose, deadline), and an operate page for the status client and its refusals. Extend the BReg access-profile page with the actorKind: agent plus taskGrant profile: what it may hold, what the compiler refuses, and how the source issuer is trusted.
Found while
Extracting reusable App Kit skills against Registry Stack v0.32.0.
What
Casework task grants shipped in v0.31.0 and were extended in v0.32.0, but the documentation site has no page for them. Nothing under
docs/site/src/contentmentionstaskTemplates, andtaskAuthorityappears only in the changelog. The same gap covers the BReg side:actorKindis described on the access-profile page only as a claim constraint, and there is no page explaining what anactorKind: agentprofile with ataskGrantbinding is for, what it may and may not hold, or how a status client is configured.Today the only writing on the feature is in repository notes that are not published:
products/casework/TASK_GRANTS.md,products/breg/TASK_GRANTS.mdandproducts/casework/DEV-SOURCES.md. An adopter reading the site cannot discover the feature at all, and an adopter who does discover it has to read Rust to configure it.Evidence
rg taskTemplates docs/site/src/contentreturns nothing.rg taskAuthority docs/site/src/contentmatches onlydocs/site/src/content/docs/changelog.mdx.rg actorKind docs/site/src/contentmatches onlydocs/site/src/content/docs/configure/breg.mdxlines 131 and 133 anddocs/site/src/content/docs/configure/evidence.mdxline 145, all of them claim-shape statements.products/casework/TASK_GRANTS.md,products/breg/TASK_GRANTS.md,products/casework/DEV-SOURCES.md.casework.yaml:/taskTemplates(crates/registry-caseworkctl/src/lib.rsline 589) and the task authority wiring incrates/registry-caseworkctl/src/dev/integrations.rs.Proposed fix
Add a configure page for task templates and task authority (template shape, subjects, bounds, agent and client identity, resource, scopes, purpose, deadline), and an operate page for the status client and its refusals. Extend the BReg access-profile page with the
actorKind: agentplustaskGrantprofile: what it may hold, what the compiler refuses, and how the source issuer is trusted.Found while
Extracting reusable App Kit skills against Registry Stack v0.32.0.