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Desktop can add and connect to a managed remote Runtime Host, but ongoing service management still requires using the CLI on the Host. Users cannot inspect the installed release, service state, configured directory roots, or recent service logs from the computer entry, and repair or clean uninstall are easy to confuse with removing the Desktop Profile or deleting Host data.
Desired outcome
Add a per-Host management surface for SSH-managed computers that can:
show the installed release, service state, configured directory roots, and bounded recent logs;
start or restart the service, reopen the existing setup flow for repair, and cleanly uninstall the Maka-managed service and package;
preserve the State Root and Desktop Profile during uninstall, with those ownership boundaries stated before confirmation.
Direct connection Profiles should remain usable, but service management should be unavailable when no SSH management channel exists. This slice should reuse the existing service and setup authorities and should not introduce an updater or credential-management state machine.
Alternatives or workarounds
Today, users SSH to the remote computer and run maka runtime-host service ... commands manually.
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