Expose machine-readable RC observer handoff - #256
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Summary
Expose a single JSON line for
aether --json rc start|link|status|off, so a local Predator integration can bind the RC host session and enrolled device to its own browser session without parsing terminal prose.startandlinkinclude a fresh short-lived observer invitation;statusnever replays the one-time link. A failed grant mint leaves the active host session visible withobserver: null.The status projection uses the device ID stored with the active RC session, so a later change in current enrollment does not silently relabel the host. Human output and QR behavior stay as before.
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This is a machine-readable identity handoff prerequisite for AETHER-PREDATOR-M #107. It does not itself publish browser frames through Aether RC or grant model browser control. The RC observer link is a secret until redeemed; callers must not log the
start/linkJSON line. #107 stays open until the authenticated browser relay and live same-session hand-back are proven.