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Both scope controls were free-text boxes, and the vocabulary they asked the user for is paths relative to the session folder. "Which folder is `../shared`" is the one question a text box cannot answer, so the panel now shows the Host's own directory: the `uiWorkspace.listDirectory` primitive the workspace picker's browser drives, one level of child folders, a breadcrumb trail, and a hidden-entries toggle. The path field stays editable inside the picker, because the Host lists folders and an extra may legitimately name a file. Picks are stored in the form that keeps their meaning. A folder at `/work/root/src/shared` is declared `src/shared` when the session started in `/work/root`, and `../shared` going up; only a path with nothing shared — another drive, another tree — stays absolute. The Focus row shows that declared form, with the resolved path in its title, which is what the agent will see. `Set` is gone with the box it committed: the panel writes on pick, as every other control here already did. `Clear` stays, because empty means the session folder — the schema's own default rather than an override naming the same place. The card was 380px wide and grew without bound, a single column of prose taller than the viewport. It is 760px now, with a two-column grid that `auto-fit` collapses to one on a narrow card, the reference prose folded into `<details>`, and a scroll-bounded body. `Modal` sizes its own card from a hashed class in the primitives' stylesheet, so this bundle installs one small stylesheet of its own and outranks that rule with a doubled class selector — no `!important`, and nothing reaching into a class name it does not own. Two fixes came with it. The footer's "Deployment mode:" line read a slot prop that never carried the mode, so it said "ask" in every deployment; it reads the settings document now. And `uiWorkspace` is resolved with `ctx.get` at the call rather than injected, because the panel is still the only way to declare scope in a deployment with no directory browser: it keeps the panel and says what it cannot do, instead of losing the button.