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The vault family’s ask shape: the draft one vault call parks for the reader’s approval, the answer a person gives it, and the tools those calls name.
No secret value is a field here. The draft carries what a card draws: the tool, the item, the field being revealed or changed, a masked diff, and an attachment’s name and size. Nothing here is a value a person would learn by reading it. The value itself never leaves the process except through the tool’s own result after an approval.
The shared session’s lock state is not frozen into the draft: the core
fills VaultDraft::needs_unlock when it builds the card from the live
session, so a second parked call re-bases to an ordinary approve card the
moment another call unlocks the session.
Re-exports§
use serde::Deserialize;🔒use serde::Deserialize;🔒use serde::Serialize;🔒use serde::Serialize;🔒use uuid::Uuid;🔒use zeroize::Zeroize;🔒use zeroize::Zeroize;🔒
Structs§
- Vault
AskAnswer - The reader’s answer to a held vault call, including the unlock material when the card asked for it.
- Vault
Attachment Draft - One attachment a held call names, as the card draws it: the file name and size, and the attachment a replace would remove. The bytes never ride the draft.
- Vault
Draft - One vault call held for the reader’s approval.
- Vault
Released - The material a client released through its platform authenticator, which is what a start sends instead of the master password: the refresh token the enrolment wrapped and the user key itself.
Enums§
- Vault
AskDecision - What the reader decided about a held vault call.
- Vault
AskEnding - What ended a held vault call, which a view that did not answer it has no other way to learn. The tool result carries the operation’s own outcome; this says only how the card was settled.
- Vault
Tool - One vault tool a held call can name. The wire spelling is the MCP tool name, so the card and the agent’s request cannot disagree about which operation is being approved.