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# Quick Access
Quick Access is an optional presentation module. Feature modules register
compact tool metadata through the Core manifest contract and contribute their
renderer through `quickAccess.tools`. Quick Access owns the rail, overlay,
effective preference calculation, and settings UI. It never copies or owns the
underlying business objects.
## Resolution
The live catalogue is derived from installed module manifests. Personal
catalogues contain only currently authorized tools; system and tenant
administrators can inspect the complete registered catalogue and inherited
constraints. Effective visibility is resolved in this order:
1. module installation and tenant entitlement;
2. system availability, blocking, forcing, and ordering;
3. tenant availability, blocking, forcing, and ordering;
4. the user's enabled state and ordering;
5. the active View or Workflow projection;
6. the current principal's permissions.
An upper scope may block or force a category or tool. Lower scopes cannot
override that decision, but may configure any still-available item. Stale
preferences are retained and diagnosed so uninstalling and reinstalling a
contributing module does not silently discard a user's arrangement.
## Categories
The initial stable categories are Work, Calendar, Messages, and Files. Messages
may contain Mail, Postbox, and future chat contributions in one overlay. A
category is a presentation grouping only; channel-specific authority,
retention, acknowledgement, encryption, and delivery state remain with each
owner module.
## Safety
Quick Access is not an authorization boundary. Every contribution keeps its
own permission requirements and View surface. Full-page routes remain the
canonical fallback. Disabling this module removes the rail without making any
domain state unavailable through its owning module.