agent-browser

name	agent-browser
description	Operating guide for the agent-browser workspace shell. Use this whenever the user asks how to inspect, navigate, or modify the active agent-browser workspace, Files surface, browser pages, sessions, clipboard history, render panes, or WebMCP tool flows. Prefer it before improvising tool chains because the active workspace, workspace files, and mounted session drives have specific semantics in this project.
license	MIT
metadata	{"version":"1.1.0"}

Agent Browser

Use this skill when working inside the live agent-browser runtime.

Steps

1. Start from the active workspace and inspect its render panes or worktree items before scanning broadly.
2. Prefer workspace files under //workspace before mounted session filesystems when the task touches durable instructions, skills, plugins, or hooks.
3. Inspect sessions only when the task depends on chat state, terminal state, or runtime artifacts.
4. Use the deterministic workflow map in scripts/resolve-workflow.ts when the task matches one of the common operation chains.

Rules

• The registered WebMCP tools only see the active workspace.
• Use the repository's product language: workspace, page overlay, chat panel, terminal mode, workspace files, and clipboard history.
• When runtime code should reference a durable workspace file, symlink the workspace file into the session filesystem instead of duplicating content.

References

• Read references/tool-map.md for the full feature-to-tool map.
• Read references/workflow-recipes.md for the common operation chains and path priorities.

Deterministic workflow

scripts/resolve-workflow.ts defines the canonical tool sequences for common agent-browser tasks such as inspecting the workspace, editing a default skill, inspecting runtime output, and linking durable files into a session filesystem.