Struct ConsolePrincipalOperatorResolver 

pub struct ConsolePrincipalOperatorResolver { /* private fields */ }

The provisional §16 Q1 keying, decided 2026-07-04: OperatorId = console auth principal. The console send path notes “principal P is speaking to identity I” whenever an authenticated principal sends; recall composition then attributes identity turns to the last such principal (sticky until a different principal speaks). Identity-keyed, not realm-keyed: the console does not know memory realms, and the coordinator only ever consults its own realm’s scopes, so single-realm gateways (every shipped deployment) get exact semantics; multi-realm hosts share the binding across realms — acceptable for the provisional keying, revisit with explicit operator registration.

Unauthenticated consoles never note anything, so activation remains config AND resolver AND a real principal — never config alone.

Implementations

impl ConsolePrincipalOperatorResolver

pub fn new() -> Self

pub fn note_interaction(&self, identity: &str, principal: &str)

Record that authenticated console principal addressed identity.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for ConsolePrincipalOperatorResolver

fn default() -> ConsolePrincipalOperatorResolver

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl OperatorResolver for ConsolePrincipalOperatorResolver

fn active_operator(&self, _realm: &str, identity: &str) -> Option<String>

The active operator for identity’s turns in realm, or None when no operator is resolvable right now. Implementations must key within the given realm only — cross-realm operator profiles are explicitly future work (§7.2).