# 05 — Add contextual Target actions and Drift Resolution

**What to build:** Replace the ambiguous Target toggle with actions that reflect the selected Target's real state, including explicit Drift Resolution choices.

**Blocked by:** 04 — Unify operation coordination and status feedback.

**Status:** ready-for-agent

- [ ] A Disabled Target offers Enable.
- [ ] An Enabled Target offers Disable.
- [ ] An External Target offers Apply Profile and explains that proxyctl will begin managing the configuration while preserving restorable state.
- [ ] A Drifted Target offers Resolve rather than silently choosing a direction.
- [ ] Drift Resolution offers Reapply Active Profile and Restore Original as separate intents.
- [ ] Reapply uses the Active Profile and returns truthful Enabled, Drifted, or failure state.
- [ ] Restore Original reuses existing ownership safeguards and refuses safely when restoration evidence is insufficient.
- [ ] No Adapter ownership, restoration, or cross-Target rollback semantics are weakened.
- [ ] Docker restart confirmation remains required for relevant actions and cancellation is the default focused choice.
- [ ] Routine reversible actions do not gain new confirmation dialogs.
- [ ] Action availability and disabled reasons are structured in the Application snapshot rather than inferred from rendered labels.
- [ ] Application and complete-Model tests cover all Target states, both Drift Resolution branches, missing Active Profile, ownership loss, confirmation, and cancellation without mutation.