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sha256:9417e272e88759600db9b6cb725b30a40ca53254d453746717313d92fe323b24references/commands-and-config.mdSKILL.mdInitial release: Provides troubleshooting and a durable fix for Hermes browser failures on Fedora Atomic / bootc systems. - Details two common browser backend failure modes specific to Fedora Atomic and how to diagnose them. - Documents configuration changes for stable local Chromium browser automation. - Explains the difference between built-in `browser_*` tools and `browser_exec`. - Offers step-by-step setup and verification recipes for Hermes with local Chromium. - Highlights relevant pitfalls and best practices for Hermes browser usage on immutable Fedora systems.