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Local browser automation with structured, verified outcomes. Use for web navigation, scraping and extraction, form interaction, screenshots and downloads, network or console checks, responsive testing, or page-scoped device emulation.
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Local browser automation with structured, verified outcomes. Use for web navigation, scraping and extraction, form interaction, screenshots and downloads, network or console checks, responsive testing, or page-scoped device emulation.
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chrome-agent — Browser Automation
which chrome-agent || npm install -g chrome-agent # or: cargo install chrome-agent
What this tool guarantees
- Every mutating action states what it may claim about itself —
verdict+verdict_reason+next, always present, never four different silences collapsed into one empty report. - A pointer-targeted action says who received the event —
deliverycomes from a hit test at the coordinate about to be dispatched, andintercepted_bynames the element that took it instead. - A write says what the page kept —
value.actualbesidevalue.requested, read back through a stated window (observed_after_ms). Same field and same window forfill,selectandcheck/uncheck: they are one measurement on three kinds of control.
Reading a response
ok:true means the command ran, not that the page complied. Read verdict, and read
value.verbatim whenever you filled something, before you tell anyone the action worked.
next is one token from a closed set of six — proceed inspect retry confirm dismiss
stop — so you can branch without parsing prose. Branch on next, not on the verdict word.
verdict | verdict_reason | next | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
changed | tree_delta | proceed | The page moved; delta says how. |
changed | nodes_moved | proceed | Same nodes, reordered (a drag landed). |
changed | focus_only | proceed | Nothing moved but focus, and focus landed on a real element — on a path with no hit test that is the only sign the action arrived. focus.to names what RECEIVED focus, which is often a focusable ancestor of what you clicked (a span inside a link focuses the link), so do not read it as "the element I aimed at". Focus landing on the document does not reach this row at all: see identical_tree. |
changed | value_kept | proceed / inspect | The element held what was asked of it when it was read back, and the tree could not show it — a secret field renders as a fixed marker, so a refill of one produces no delta, and on the first action of a session there is no tree to compare at all. fill, select and check/uncheck all reach this row, and the evidence is value.verbatim on each, not the delta. This is the one row whose next depends on more than the reason: if the PAGE read failed as well, the same verdict answers inspect, because the element is confirmed and nothing else on the page was seen. Branch on next. |
changed | values_lost | confirm | It moved AND emptied a field that held a value. values_lost:[{uid,role,name,was}] names each. A form that submitted-and-cleared and a form that discarded your input look identical here. Confirm with assert text --contains on the page's own confirmation, or network, before re-filling — a re-submit may send the work twice. |
navigated | document_replaced | inspect | New document. Every stored uid is dead. |
intercepted | hit_test_receiver | dismiss | Another element occupied the aim point and got the event. intercepted_by names it (tag/id/class/uid/z_index/text/modal). Nothing is known about the target. This is the row you will actually get: 8 interceptions over 61 real sites, all of them this one. Read tag/id/class — z_index was auto on 7 of the 8 and on both local fixtures, because scrims usually stack by DOM order and position, not by z-index. |
intercepted | modal_dialog | dismiss | A <dialog> opened with showModal() (or a fullscreen element) holds the top layer and receives everything outside itself. Press Escape or click its own dismiss control first. Covered by a fixture, not yet seen in the wild: 0 occurrences over 61 real sites. modal is el.matches(':modal'), which only the top layer satisfies — the <div role="dialog"> overlays most sites ship never enter it and arrive as hit_test_receiver above. |
not_kept | value_reverted | stop | The write reached the element and it held nothing afterwards. Do not fill again — the same write produces the same answer. Read value.actual. |
not_kept | value_rewritten | stop | It holds something else — a mask, a trimmer, a normaliser. The write landed in the page's own shape. Read value.actual and decide whether that is the value you wanted. |
no_effect | delivered_no_change | confirm | Delivery proven to the target, and the tree stayed still within observed_after_ms. The strongest word available. Repeating is the one thing that cannot help. |
unchanged | identical_tree | confirm | The tree was identical while the tool watched. Delivery was not proven. |
unknown | no_baseline | inspect | First action of the session on this page; nothing to compare against. |
unknown | read_failed | inspect | The action ran; reading the page afterwards failed. |
unknown | identity_unreadable | inspect | The two trees may not belong to the same document. |
unknown | aim_point_off_target | inspect | Two readings of the aim point agreed and it still could not be aimed at — nothing was dispatched, and the miss is stable, so an identical retry misses identically. Two shapes, told apart by aim: a point on screen outside the element's own boxes (a wrapped inline box, a clipped container) → aim at a child that has a box of its own; a point outside the viewport (a position: fixed wall, a locked document scroll) → no scroll will move it, change the page's state first. |
unknown | scroll_not_settled | retry | Two readings of the aim point disagreed: it was still moving — nothing was dispatched, and the miss is transient, so the retry is the fix: the movement ends and the next attempt aims at a settled box. wait, then repeat. |
not_checked | reporting_disabled | proceed | You passed --verdict off. The silence is yours, not the page's. |
delivery rides on pointer-targeted actions (click, dblclick, and the check/uncheck click) and is what licenses the two strong words:
delivery | Means | Licence |
|---|---|---|
target_hit | The aim point resolved to the target, a descendant, its label's control, or its shadow host. | The only value that permits no_effect. |
intercepted | The aim point belongs to an element outside the target's flat subtree. | → verdict: intercepted, intercepted_by names the receiver. |
off_target | No point on the target could be aimed at, and two consecutive probes agreed: outside its own client rects, or outside the viewport and pinned there. | Nothing was dispatched, so repeating cannot double an action — but the miss is stable, so it cannot succeed either. Hence inspect. |
not_settled | Two consecutive probes disagreed: the aim point was still moving when the settle budget ran out. | Nothing was dispatched, and the miss is transient, so repeating is both safe and the fix. Hence retry. |
js | Went through a JS click()/MouseEvent, which performs no hit test. | Interception is inapplicable, not undetected. Licenses nothing. |
not_probed | No hit test ran, or its answer does not cover the document that matters (a target inside an iframe). | Absence of evidence. Licenses no conclusion. |
Three --on-intercept modes:
| Mode | Sends through a receiver that looks... | Refuses a receiver that looks... |
|---|---|---|
dispatch (default) | anything — what a pointer does | never |
guard | inert (no interactive tag/role, not focusable, no cursor: pointer) | actionable, an <iframe> (opaque, see below), or unidentified |
refuse | never | anything |
guard reads intercepted_by.actionable, computed in the SAME probe call (no extra CDP round
trip): a native interactive tag (BUTTON/A/INPUT/SELECT/TEXTAREA/LABEL/OPTION/SUMMARY),
an ARIA interactive role, explicit keyboard focusability (tabIndex >= 0), or a cursor: pointer
computed style. It exists because dispatch sent a click through a consent wall's own "accept"
button during a site audit — the hit test was right, the click was aimed at unrelated
navigation, and dispatch accepted the wall on the caller's behalf. refuse would have been
just as wrong the other way: five of eight receivers measured that day were inert (HEADER,
plain text, an image, a search iframe) and needed no re-planning at all. An <iframe>
receiver always refuses under guard, whatever actionable says: its content is opaque from
outside, so "inert" cannot be measured, only assumed — an accepted false positive, not a missed
true one. The default stays dispatch: guard's predicate has no record at dispatch's own
scale (12/12 fixtures, checked separately across dozens of real sites), and flipping the default
would change outcomes for every overlapping-button case, not only consent walls.
Any refusal (refuse or guard) is ok:false (CLI exit 1) and carries the same fields as
the dispatch — delivery, intercepted_by, uid, aim, verdict, verdict_reason, next,
verdict_hint and hint — plus dispatched:false. Branch on next there as everywhere else:
it says dismiss, and since nothing reached the page, dealing with the receiver and aiming
again duplicates nothing. dispatched:false appears on every response that aimed and sent
nothing, refusal or not. The hint/error text names which mode refused and why — "guard
judged it a control" or "refuse was set" — never the other one's wording.
The rule: never report a success the tool did not confirm
unchanged means the tree was identical while the tool watched — which is also what a click
swallowed by an overlay looks like. Confirm with assert before repeating the action, because a
repeat is a second real click.
unknown always means the tool could not compare, never that nothing happened: run inspect
once and continue from what you see; do not re-send the action. The one exception is
scroll_not_settled, where next says retry because nothing was dispatched at all — which is
why you branch on next and not on the word unknown.
Two unknown rungs report that nothing was dispatched, and only one licenses a repeat. The
difference is whether the readings agreed, not whether an event was sent: scroll_not_settled is
transient (two probes 30 ms apart disagreed, so the retry aims at a settled box and succeeds),
aim_point_off_target is stable (the probes agreed and the point still could not be aimed at,
so an identical retry is an infinite loop dressed as a recovery — look at the page instead). A
consent wall in position: fixed whose control sits above the viewport, on a document whose
scroll is locked, is the second: scroll answers "Scrolled into view" and moves nothing, and the
aim point comes back identical to the pixel every time.
When verdict is intercepted, the element named in intercepted_by received your event and
nothing at all is known about the target — dismiss that element first, then repeat; when it is
no_effect, delivery was proven and the page stayed still, so repeating is the one thing that
cannot help.
Latency has a field. waited_ms appears on a mutating response when the action waited for
the page to load after it, and only then — so a ten-second command explains itself instead of
looking like a hung tool. A pointer event Chrome does not acknowledge within 8 s fails with
ok:false rather than waiting out --timeout, and its message says the event may alre
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name: chrome-agent description: Local browser automation with structured, verified outcomes. Use for web navigation, scraping and extraction, form interaction, screenshots and downloads, network or console checks, responsive testing, or page-scoped device emulation. metadata: author: sderosiaux version: "0.14.0" tags: ["browser", "automation", "scraping", "chrome", "cdp"]
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---
name: chrome-agent
description: Local browser automation with structured, verified outcomes. Use for web navigation, scraping and extraction, form interaction, screenshots and downloads, network or console checks, responsive testing, or page-scoped device emulation.
metadata:
author: sderosiaux
version: "0.14.0"
tags: ["browser", "automation", "scraping", "chrome", "cdp"]
---
# chrome-agent — Browser Automation
```bash
which chrome-agent || npm install -g chrome-agent # or: cargo install chrome-agent
```
## What this tool guarantees
1. **Every mutating action states what it may claim about itself** — `verdict` + `verdict_reason` + `next`, always present, never four different silences collapsed into one empty report.
2. **A pointer-targeted action says who received the event** — `delivery` comes from a hit test at the coordinate about to be dispatched, and `intercepted_by` names the element that took it instead.
3. **A write says what the page kept** — `value.actual` beside `value.requested`, read back through a stated window (`observed_after_ms`). Same field and same window for `fill`, `select` and `check`/`uncheck`: they are one measurement on three kinds of control.
## Reading a response
`ok:true` means the command ran, not that the page complied. Read `verdict`, and read
`value.verbatim` whenever you filled something, before you tell anyone the action worked.
`next` is one token from a closed set of six — `proceed` `inspect` `retry` `confirm` `dismiss`
`stop` — so you can branch without parsing prose. **Branch on `next`, not on the verdict word.**
| `verdict` | `verdict_reason` | `next` | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| `changed` | `tree_delta` | proceed | The page moved; `delta` says how. |
| `changed` | `nodes_moved` | proceed | Same nodes, reordered (a drag landed). |
| `changed` | `focus_only` | proceed | Nothing moved but focus, and focus landed on a real **element** — on a path with no hit test that is the only sign the action arrived. `focus.to` names what RECEIVED focus, which is often a focusable **ancestor** of what you clicked (a span inside a link focuses the link), so do not read it as "the element I aimed at". Focus landing on the **document** does not reach this row at all: see `identical_tree`. |
| `changed` | `value_kept` | proceed / **inspect** | The element held what was asked of it when it was read back, and the tree could not show it — a secret field renders as a fixed marker, so a **refill** of one produces no delta, and on the first action of a session there is no tree to compare at all. `fill`, `select` and `check`/`uncheck` all reach this row, and the evidence is `value.verbatim` on each, not the delta. This is the one row whose `next` depends on more than the reason: if the PAGE read failed as well, the same verdict answers `inspect`, because the element is confirmed and nothing else on the page was seen. Branch on `next`. |
| `changed` | `values_lost` | **confirm** | It moved AND emptied a field that held a value. `values_lost:[{uid,role,name,was}]` names each. A form that submitted-and-cleared and a form that discarded your input look identical here. Confirm with `assert text --contains` on the page's own confirmation, or `network`, before re-filling — a re-submit may send the work twice. |
| `navigated` | `document_replaced` | inspect | New document. Every stored uid is dead. |
| `intercepted` | `hit_test_receiver` | dismiss | Another element occupied the aim point and got the event. `intercepted_by` names it (`tag`/`id`/`class`/`uid`/`z_index`/`text`/`modal`). Nothing is known about the target. **This is the row you will actually get**: 8 interceptions over 61 real sites, all of them this one. Read `tag`/`id`/`class` — `z_index` was `auto` on 7 of the 8 and on both local fixtures, because scrims usually stack by DOM order and `position`, not by `z-index`. |
| `intercepted` | `modal_dialog` | dismiss | A `<dialog>` opened with `showModal()` (or a fullscreen element) holds the **top layer** and receives everything outside itself. Press Escape or click its own dismiss control first. **Covered by a fixture, not yet seen in the wild**: 0 occurrences over 61 real sites. `modal` is `el.matches(':modal')`, which only the top layer satisfies — the `<div role="dialog">` overlays most sites ship never enter it and arrive as `hit_test_receiver` above. |
| `not_kept` | `value_reverted` | **stop** | The write reached the element and it held **nothing** afterwards. Do not fill again — the same write produces the same answer. Read `value.actual`. |
| `not_kept` | `value_rewritten` | **stop** | It holds something **else** — a mask, a trimmer, a normaliser. The write landed in the page's own shape. Read `value.actual` and decide whether that is the value you wanted. |
| `no_effect` | `delivered_no_change` | confirm | Delivery **proven** to the target, and the tree stayed still within `observed_after_ms`. The strongest word available. Repeating is the one thing that cannot help. |
| `unchanged` | `identical_tree` | confirm | The tree was identical while the tool watched. Delivery was **not** proven. |
| `unknown` | `no_baseline` | inspect | First action of the session on this page; nothing to compare against. |
| `unknown` | `read_failed` | inspect | The action ran; reading the page afterwards failed. |
| `unknown` | `identity_unreadable` | inspect | The two trees may not belong to the same document. |
| `unknown` | `aim_point_off_target` | inspect | Two readings of the aim point **agreed** and it still could not be aimed at — **nothing was dispatched**, and the miss is **stable**, so an identical retry misses identically. Two shapes, told apart by `aim`: a point on screen outside the element's own boxes (a wrapped inline box, a clipped container) → aim at a child that has a box of its own; a point **outside the viewport** (a `position: fixed` wall, a locked document scroll) → no scroll will move it, change the page's state first. |
| `unknown` | `scroll_not_settled` | **retry** | Two readings of the aim point **disagreed**: it was still moving — **nothing was dispatched**, and the miss is **transient**, so the retry is the fix: the movement ends and the next attempt aims at a settled box. `wait`, then repeat. |
| `not_checked` | `reporting_disabled` | proceed | You passed `--verdict off`. The silence is yours, not the page's. |
`delivery` rides on pointer-targeted actions (`click`, `dblclick`, and the `check`/`uncheck` click) and is what licenses the two strong words:
| `delivery` | Means | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| `target_hit` | The aim point resolved to the target, a descendant, its label's control, or its shadow host. | The only value that permits `no_effect`. |
| `intercepted` | The aim point belongs to an element outside the target's flat subtree. | → `verdict: intercepted`, `intercepted_by` names the receiver. |
| `off_target` | No point on the target could be aimed at, and two consecutive probes agreed: outside its own client rects, or outside the viewport and pinned there. | **Nothing was dispatched**, so repeating cannot double an action — but the miss is **stable**, so it cannot succeed either. Hence `inspect`. |
| `not_settled` | Two consecutive probes disagreed: the aim point was still moving when the settle budget ran out. | **Nothing was dispatched**, and the miss is **transient**, so repeating is both safe and the fix. Hence `retry`. |
| `js` | Went through a JS `click()`/`MouseEvent`, which performs no hit test. | Interception is inapplicable, not undetected. Licenses nothing. |
| `not_probed` | No hit test ran, or its answer does not cover the document that matters (a target inside an iframe). | Absence of evidence. Licenses **no** conclusion. |
Three `--on-intercept` modes:
| Mode | Sends through a receiver that looks... | Refuses a receiver that looks... |
|---|---|---|
| `dispatch` (default) | anything — what a pointer does | never |
| `guard` | inert (no interactive tag/role, not focusable, no `cursor: pointer`) | actionable, an `<iframe>` (opaque, see below), or unidentified |
| `refuse` | never | anything |
`guard` reads `intercepted_by.actionable`, computed in the SAME probe call (no extra CDP round
trip): a native interactive tag (`BUTTON`/`A`/`INPUT`/`SELECT`/`TEXTAREA`/`LABEL`/`OPTION`/`SUMMARY`),
an ARIA interactive role, explicit keyboard focusability (`tabIndex >= 0`), or a `cursor: pointer`
computed style. It exists because `dispatch` sent a click through a consent wall's own "accept"
button during a site audit — the hit test was right, the click was aimed at unrelated
navigation, and `dispatch` accepted the wall on the caller's behalf. `refuse` would have been
just as wrong the other way: five of eight receivers measured that day were inert (`HEADER`,
plain text, an image, a search `iframe`) and needed no re-planning at all. An `<iframe>`
receiver always refuses under `guard`, whatever `actionable` says: its content is opaque from
outside, so "inert" cannot be measured, only assumed — an accepted false positive, not a missed
true one. The default stays `dispatch`: `guard`'s predicate has no record at `dispatch`'s own
scale (12/12 fixtures, checked separately across dozens of real sites), and flipping the default
would change outcomes for every overlapping-button case, not only consent walls.
Any refusal (`refuse` or `guard`) is `ok:false` (CLI exit 1) and carries **the same fields as
the dispatch** — `delivery`, `intercepted_by`, `uid`, `aim`, `verdict`, `verdict_reason`, `next`,
`verdict_hint` and `hint` — plus `dispatched:false`. Branch on `next` there as everywhere else:
it says `dismiss`, and since nothing reached the page, dealing with the receiver and aiming
again duplicates nothing. `dispatched:false` appears on **every** response that aimed and sent
nothing, refusal or not. The `hint`/`error` text names which mode refused and why — "guard
judged it a control" or "refuse was set" — never the other one's wording.
## The rule: never report a success the tool did not confirm
`unchanged` means the tree was identical while the tool watched — which is also what a click
swallowed by an overlay looks like. Confirm with `assert` before repeating the action, because a
repeat is a second real click.
`unknown` always means the tool could not compare, never that nothing happened: run `inspect`
once and continue from what you see; do not re-send the action. The one exception is
`scroll_not_settled`, where `next` says `retry` because nothing was dispatched at all — which is
why you branch on `next` and not on the word `unknown`.
Two `unknown` rungs report that nothing was dispatched, and only one licenses a repeat. The
difference is whether the readings agreed, not whether an event was sent: `scroll_not_settled` is
**transient** (two probes 30 ms apart disagreed, so the retry aims at a settled box and succeeds),
`aim_point_off_target` is **stable** (the probes agreed and the point still could not be aimed at,
so an identical retry is an infinite loop dressed as a recovery — look at the page instead). A
consent wall in `position: fixed` whose control sits above the viewport, on a document whose
scroll is locked, is the second: `scroll` answers "Scrolled into view" and moves nothing, and the
aim point comes back identical to the pixel every time.
When `verdict` is `intercepted`, the element named in `intercepted_by` received your event and
nothing at all is known about the target — dismiss that element first, then repeat; when it is
`no_effect`, delivery was proven and the page stayed still, so repeating is the one thing that
cannot help.
**Latency has a field.** `waited_ms` appears on a mutating response when the action waited for
the page to load after it, and only then — so a ten-second command explains itself instead of
looking like a hung tool. A pointer event Chrome does not acknowledge within 8 s fails with
`ok:false` rather than waiting out `--timeout`, and its message says the event may alre소스 확인
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라이선스: MIT
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
- SKILL.md does not explicitly address security best practices or potential risks of browser automation (e.g., prompt injection from web content, destructive actions).
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 80 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 80 stars, 15 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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- 소스 저장소
- sderosiaux/chrome-agent
- 라이선스
- MIT
- 버전
- 1.0.0
- 최근 GitHub 푸시
- 2026년 8월 30일
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품질
63/100
유망
신뢰
56/100
Do not auto-install
감사
71/100
검토 필요
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
- SKILL.md does not explicitly address security best practices or potential risks of browser automation (e.g., prompt injection from web content, destructive actions).
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 80 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 80 stars, 15 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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추가 정보
{
"version": "openagentskill-agent-metadata-v2",
"review_evidence": {
"indexed": true,
"static_checked": false,
"ai_reviewed": false,
"manual_reviewed": false,
"creator_verified": false,
"review_result": "not_recorded",
"reviewed_at": null,
"package_fingerprint": null,
"policy_version": null,
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"builders willing to evaluate younger projects",
"Navigate pages",
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"Check visual and DOM state",
"Inspect source files",
"Explain architecture"
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"Cursor",
"OpenAgentSkill CLI",
"Browser agents",
"CLI"
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"notice": "A skill instruction path and install command are recorded. This is not proof of compatibility, runtime success or safety; review the source and permissions first."
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"lastPushed": "1mo since push",
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"installSafety": "standard package or runtime install path",
"permissionSurface": "secrets or environment access, shell or command execution",
"documentation": "Strong README/SKILL.md context",
"agentOutcomes": "No agent outcome data yet"
},
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"label": "No agent outcome data yet"
},
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"agent-skill"
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"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.",
"Quality score needs review",
"Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution",
"GitHub adoption: 80 GitHub stars",
"Stars/forks activity: 80 stars, 15 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata",
"Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access",
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"summary": "No agent outcome reports yet. Use Resolve, run one narrow sandbox task, then report the result.",
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"uniqueAgents": 0,
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"penalties": [
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]
},
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"Dependency or permission surface needs review",
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"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
"SKILL.md does not explicitly address security best practices or potential risks of browser automation (e.g., prompt injection from web content, destructive actions).",
"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.",
"Quality score needs review",
"Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution",
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"production agents without a repository review",
"SKILL.md does not explicitly address security best practices or potential risks of browser automation (e.g., prompt injection from web content, destructive actions).",
"High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution, Secrets or environment access",
"Dependency or permission surface needs review",
"Permission surface may require sandboxing",
"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision."
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"Trust: 64/100 Manual review",
"Audit: 71/100 Needs review",
"Safety: 27/100 Avoid automatic install",
"Review repository, license, install command, and permission surface before production use."
],
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"failed",
"not_relevant",
"blocked_by_risk",
"setup_required"
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