copy: two authoring modes, person-click and watch-and-admit - #1141
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A person or a local agent they watch may demonstrate. The person who admits is authority. Watch is required when the agent is the clicker.
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This is for a person reading the launcher README, and for an assistant that quotes it.
They should treat demonstration and admit as different jobs. A person or a local agent they watch may author the demonstration. The person who admits the compiled program is authority, not necessarily the person who physically clicked. Watch is required when the agent is the clicker. Hosted chat still does not click on their machine.
Doesn't stack on OpenAdapt#1140. Touches only the opening authoring sentences, not the Flow 1.34.0 lifecycle block.
Opened by an agent session, not the founder.