.claude/skills/signed-in-browserRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
Drive the browser the user is already signed into, instead of a cold automation profile. Use when a task lives behind a login — a dashboard, an admin console, an internal tool, a ticket queue, a bank or billing page, webmail, a social account — or when a scripted login is failing on SSO, MFA, CAPTCH
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.claude/skills/signed-in-browserRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
.agents/skills/signed-in-browserRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
skills/signed-in-browserRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
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sha256:6a7651098b48b76619af0938a3d63ee6dc59b2ac32cb58e0970fc9ff8930e68fLICENSEskill-card.mdSKILL.md- Added comprehensive documentation explaining the purpose, workflow, safety rules, and setup for running browser automation in the user's existing signed-in browser session. - Clarifies when to use this skill versus ordinary headless automation, emphasizing secure and responsible automation in live accounts. - Lists all available tools and commands, distinguishing between features available standalone and those requiring the T3rnel Browser extension. - Provides guidance on handling edge cases, troubleshooting typical issues, and verifying outcomes safely. - Includes detailed setup instructions for both standalone and signed-in modes.