Weft tasks

Weft is a programming language for orchestrating AIs, humans and services (github.com/WeaveMindAI/weft). When a Weft program needs a person, it pauses: an approval before a message goes out, a form to fill, a decision the program should not make alone. This extension is made to receive those forms and display them for human to answer them. It connects to Weft runtime by pasting a connect address (printed by `weft token mint`). From then on: - Pending tasks appear in the popup, with the context the program sent along: the values it computed, the thing it wants to do. - You approve, reject, or fill the form. The program resumes exactly where it stopped, whether you answered in a minute or a week. - A browser notification fires when a new task arrives, so you do not have to keep the popup open. Notifications can be turned off. The extension talks only to the runtime addresses you configure. There is no account, no sign-up, and nothing is sent anywhere else. Tokens are stored in your browser's local extension storage, and the token travels in a request header, never in a URL.