The card offers; the transcript explains. One shell, one heading, one row per app:
a 16 px state mark (hollow circle, spinning arc, check), the brand chip, the name, one
cue on the row whose link is open ("Waiting for your browser…"), and one verb in a
fixed lane (Connect / Try again / Install). A resolved row shows no control.
Continue sits below the shell and is the one exit; the per-row Not now is gone, so
every open row settles as "Not connected".
No reason or error text lives in the card. A sign-in failure is a background event:
the row's verb becomes Try again and the model's reply after Continue explains. A
click that changed nothing (a refused re-mint) is the one toast: "Could not start
authorization for <app>." A successful Try again opens the fresh link at once.
The MCP setup card is the same component with Install / Enable / Authorize as the
verb: every target gets a row (a two-server call no longer strands the second one),
Continue below, no catalog source line. The settled card keeps its scaffold rows and
says three words: Connected, Skipped, Not connected.
Design of record: Paper 01M29RZY5NDXT7CN7MBWQT0HRW, page B-0, artboard ZV6-0
("Variation 2b"). Presentation only; no wire change.
Tests are behaviour contracts, run red first: one verb per row and no reason; the
mark carries the state; Try again mints on the open operation and opens the link; a
refused Try again toasts and keeps the verb; Continue settles; settled rows carry no
detail text; the MCP card lists every target live and settled.
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