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# agent_inapp

`agent_inapp` calls a live `agent_core::Backend` without sockets or JSON-RPC.
It exposes the same describe, action, navigation, hit-test, and event surface
as `agent_mcp`, using typed C+ calls.

An in-process session still carries a capability grant. The default `open`
uses `auth::operator()`: it can read and operate ordinary exposed nodes, but it
cannot reach Protected or Private content or edit the tree. Use
`open_with_grant` when a task needs a narrower or explicitly approved wider
grant.

```cplus
import "agent_core/auth" as auth;
import "agent_inapp/agent_inapp" as inapp;

let ordinary: inapp::Session = inapp::open(surface, backend);
let read_only: inapp::Session =
    inapp::open_with_grant(surface, backend, auth::reader());
let approved: inapp::Session =
    inapp::open_with_grant(surface, backend, auth::protected_operator());

let tree = ordinary.describe_ui();
let acted = ordinary.click("save");
```

The grant is fixed for the session lifetime. Widening access means opening a
new session, so approval for one task does not silently become ambient state.
Each session also owns its event subscriber and exposes `poll_event`.

For Facet applications, `facet_agent` supplies the attached platform surface
and backend. Provider I/O and the model tool loop intentionally remain outside
this package.
