What problem does it solve? When working across federated Intendant machines, GUI work done on a peer's display is invisible to the user unless it is properly created and announced. This Skill walks through the full loop of opening a display on a remote peer, arranging work on it, and surfacing it on the user's dashboard so nothing runs on a screen the owner cannot find. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Peer Display Creation: Runs ctl --peer <id> display create to spin up an agent-owned Xvfb virtual display on a Linux peer and returns its display id. - Work Arrangement: Drives the display with cu actions targeting the display, or delegates to the peer's own agent via ctl peer task. - User Surfacing: Uses shared show to raise a shared-view banner on the user's Activity pane with a click-through to the live pane, and shared hide to retire it. - Grant Awareness: Explains which peer IAM grants each step needs (display view for screenshots and shared show, display input for display create and cu actions) and how to report denials. - Use Case: A user says "open a screen on the dell and show me the test run" — the Skill creates display :99 on the dell peer, starts the run there, and announces it so it appears live on the user's dashboard. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to open a display on a paired peer machine and show it to you, for example: "Open a display on the dell peer, run the app there, and show it on my dashboard."
