@jobshimo/browser-link 0.37.0 → 0.38.0

package/dist/tools/server-instructions.js

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 /**
- * Build the MCP `initialize.instructions` payload from the structured `doc`
- * blocks each tool definition carries. Keeping the per-tool copy beside the
- * tool definition (in `browser-definitions.ts` and `map/tools.ts`) prevents
- * drift between the schema and the human-facing documentation.
+ * The MCP `initialize.instructions` payload. The text itself lives in the
+ * agent manual (`../manual/`): the hand-written core first, then one section
+ * per tool rendered from the `doc` block each tool definition carries.
  *
- * `SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS` is computed once at module load and exported as a
- * plain string so the existing consumers (`server.ts`, `bridge/server.ts`)
- * keep working without changes.
+ * `SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS` is computed once at module load (no notice) and kept
+ * as a plain string so the existing consumers (`server.ts`,
+ * `bridge/server.ts`) keep working; `buildServerInstructions` renders it on
+ * demand, optionally with a one-line notice placed before the core.
  */
-import { BROWSER_TOOL_DEFINITIONS } from './browser-definitions.js';
-import { MAP_TOOL_DEFINITIONS } from '../map/tools.js';
-/** Stable preamble — explains what the bridge is, where state lives, and
- * what the agent must NOT do. Lives here (not in a tool doc) because it is
- * cross-cutting context, not tied to any one tool. */
-const PREAMBLE = `browser-link bridges Claude Code to the Chrome tabs the user has
-explicitly connected through the companion extension, and ships a
-persistent UI map backed by a local SQLite DB. The data dir resolves
-per-OS via env-paths ($XDG_DATA_HOME/browser-link on Linux,
-~/Library/Application Support/browser-link on macOS, %APPDATA%/browser-link
-on Windows). Override with $BROWSER_LINK_DATA_DIR. The map is private
-and per-machine; never persisted in any repo.
-
-## Reflex protocol (ALWAYS ACTIVE)
-
-Tools you have here see only Chrome tabs the user explicitly connected
-through the companion extension. Never reason about state you cannot
-see — call \`browser.list_tabs\` BEFORE answering when the user mentions
-a UI element, a web app, a URL, a broken layout, "the page", or asks
-"does X work". Take a \`browser.snapshot\` before suggesting any UI code
-change. If a call returns "Tab not connected", call \`browser.events\`
-to find the new tab_id before retrying. After a non-trivial flow worked
-end-to-end, persist UI structure (NEVER domain data) with
-\`browser.map.save\`. When \`list_tabs\` shows a \`map\` hint on a tab
-(\`{ app_key, entries, flows, mechanisms, pitfalls, inline? }\`): if
-\`inline\` is present the small map is already in the hint — read its
-pitfalls first and skip the round trip; otherwise call
-\`browser.map.recall\` BEFORE snapshotting — the map already has
-selectors, gotchas, flow recipes, mechanisms or pitfalls for that origin,
-so recall first instead of rediscovering them from scratch. When list_tabs is empty ([]) a second text block "hint: ..."
-follows the result — read it: it says whether to wait for the extension's
-auto-reconnect (up to 10 minutes after a drop) or ask the user to press
-Connect.
-
-## Sharing tabs with other agents (multi-agent mode)
-
-Several MCP clients may share one bridge. To stop two agents fighting
-over the same Chrome tab, a cooperative claim layer is in place:
-
-- Action tools (\`browser.click\`, \`browser.type\`, \`browser.navigate\`,
-  \`browser.evaluate\`) auto-claim a free tab on first use. If another
-  agent holds the tab, they return an error naming the owner — do NOT
-  retry blindly; ask the user whose tab it should be, or use a
-  different tab.
-- Read tools (\`browser.snapshot\`, \`browser.state\`, \`browser.console\`,
-  \`browser.network\`, \`browser.network_body\`, \`browser.events\`,
-  \`browser.ping\`) ignore claims.
-- Use \`browser.claim_tab\` with a stable \`label\` ("claude-code",
-  "opencode") to reserve a tab before a multi-step flow; release with
-  \`browser.release_tab\` (or let the inactivity TTL handle it).
-
-The label is display only — security relies on the IPC session id
-(kernel-vetted), not on what an agent calls itself. When you get a
-claim-conflict error: do NOT spin-retry. Either work on a different tab
-from \`list_tabs\`, or surface the conflict to the user.
-
-## cdp-direct tabs (optional, off by default, human-gated)
-
-\`browser.list_tabs\` may show tabs whose \`tab_id\` starts with \`cdp:\` and
-carry \`transport: "cdp"\` — the server reached them directly over Chrome's
-remote-debugging protocol instead of through the extension. This ONLY
-happens when the user has BOTH enabled cdp-direct AND granted a live,
-time-boxed permission — you cannot request, enable, or grant this
-yourself. Every \`browser.*\` tool works on a \`cdp:\` tab exactly like on an
-extension tab, EXCEPT \`browser.drag\` (standalone and as a
-\`browser.flow\` drag step), \`browser.console\`,
-\`browser.network\`, \`browser.network_body\`, \`browser.canvas_screenshot\`,
-\`browser.dialog_respond\`, \`browser.set_permission\`,
-\`browser.wait_for_tab\` and \`browser.download\` by \`selector\`, which are
-not implemented for this transport yet — those calls fail with a clear
-error naming the extension as the fallback (\`browser.download\` by \`url\`
-does work there).
-If any tool call on a \`cdp:\` tab fails with "cdp-direct is disabled" or
-"cdp-direct requires an active grant", that is the two-step permission gate
-talking, not a bug — relay the exact suggested command
-(\`browser-link config set cdp-direct.enabled true\` or
-\`browser-link cdp allow\`) to the user; there is no way around it from here.
-
-## Identifying the app
-
-- \`origin\` = scheme://host:port of the tab.
-- \`app_key\` distinguishes apps that share an origin over time. On
-  first save you may omit it; it will be derived from the page title
-  (slugified). Use \`browser.map.rename_app\` if that initial guess is
-  poor.
-
-The live snapshot is always the source of truth. The persistent map is
-a cache of navigation, not a substitute.
-
-## Replaying a saved flow recipe
-
-\`browser.map.save\` can persist named flow recipes (\`flows: [{ name,
-description?, steps }]\`) alongside selectors/gotchas — \`steps\` follows
-the EXACT \`browser.flow\` step grammar and is validated with the same
-rules. \`browser.map.recall\` returns the app's saved flows
-(\`name\`, \`description\`, \`steps\`, \`use_count\`). The pattern:
-recall → ADAPT the steps (substitute placeholder text like
-\`type text "<QUERY>"\` for the real value the user asked for) →
-\`browser.flow\` with the adapted steps. Never replay a saved flow
-verbatim when it contains a placeholder — substitute first. This is the
-SAME privacy rule as every other map entry: flows store UI STRUCTURE
-only, never domain data (real names, IDs, dates, message content) —
-placeholders exist precisely so a flow can be saved without ever writing
-that data to disk.
-
-## Saving mechanisms and pitfalls
-
-After a non-trivial discovery, save more than selectors.
-\`browser.map.save\` also takes \`mechanisms: [{ key, description }]\` (how
-the app behaves underneath — "a GET of an item URL marks it complete
-server-side", "progress % is client-rendered, not in the fetched HTML")
-and \`pitfalls: [{ key, description, symptom? }]\` (what does NOT work —
-"click on the next link returns ok but does not navigate (onmouseup
-handler)"). \`browser.map.recall\` returns \`pitfalls\` first, then
-\`mechanisms\`. A pitfall is the most expensive thing to rediscover, so
-write them down. Same privacy rule as the rest of the map: behaviour,
-never content — no IDs, names, dates or real values.
-
-## Token-efficient patterns (READ THIS BEFORE REACHING FOR EVALUATE)
-
-\`browser.evaluate\` is the all-purpose escape hatch. Reach for it only
-when no dedicated tool fits — every dedicated tool below is cheaper in
-tokens AND more reliable than a hand-rolled expression.
-
-- **Any multi-step interaction** (find a target, act on it, wait, act
-  again) → \`browser.flow({ steps: [...] })\` is now the DEFAULT, not a
-  fallback. A sequence like find → click → wait_for → type → press used
-  to cost 5-10+ separate MCP round trips — each one a full LLM inference
-  — and now costs ONE \`browser.flow\` call (two if a step fails and you
-  need a corrective follow-up). A \`find\` step's resolved selector
-  becomes the implicit target for the very next click/type/press step
-  that omits \`selector\`, so you never have to copy a selector from one
-  call into the next by hand. Repeated drag-and-drop (card-matching
-  exercises, sortable lists) batches the same way: N \`drag\` steps —
-  same params as \`browser.drag\`, endpoints always explicit, drag stays
-  OUT of the implicit-target chain — in ONE flow instead of N
-  \`browser.drag\` calls (extension tabs only; a drag step on a \`cdp:\`
-  tab fails at that step). Flow is strictly sequential and fails fast
-  on the first bad step, returning a focused \`recovery_snapshot\` so you
-  do not need a follow-up \`browser.snapshot\` to see where it stopped.
-  Reach for individual click/type/press/find/wait_for/drag calls only
-  when you need to branch on an intermediate result.
-- **Finding an element by visible text** → call \`browser.find\` (not
-  \`browser.evaluate\` with a textContent grep). \`find\` covers
-  \`<div onclick>\` and other "no testid" markup that a naive
-  \`querySelectorAll('button')\` MISSES SILENTLY, applies visibility +
-  ARIA checks consistently, returns a stable selector + coords, and on
-  multi-match returns up to 5 candidates with snippets for
-  disambiguation. The hand-rolled version forgets at least one of
-  these every time.
-- **Trimming snapshot size** → pass filters to \`browser.snapshot\`:
-  \`within_selector\` restricts the scan to a subtree, \`only_interactive\`
-  skips headings + visible text, \`exclude:["nav","footer"]\` drops
-  repeated landmarks, \`max_interactive\` overrides the cap of 120.
-  Cuts token cost on the most-called tool; not hackeable from the
-  client side (the filtering happens in-page).
-- **Looking at the same view again** → take ONE full \`browser.snapshot\` per
-  view, keep its \`snapshot_id\`, and pass it as \`since\` for every later
-  look: \`browser.snapshot({ since })\` returns only \`added\` / \`removed\` /
-  \`changed\` entries instead of the whole page. On
-  \`since_status: "doc-changed"\` (or \`evicted\`, \`observer-unavailable\`) you
-  already got the full snapshot back: keep its new \`snapshot_id\`. A changed
-  neighbour can be listed because its selector changed — use the current
-  one.
-- **Acting on an element you just located** → prefer its \`ref\` (like \`k3x9ab:e12\`)
-  from the last \`snapshot\`/\`find\` of the CURRENT document: \`click\`,
-  \`type\`, \`press\`, \`find\` and \`wait_for\` take \`ref\` instead of
-  \`selector\`. A replaced node is re-found by role + accessible name +
-  tag path and the result says \`reresolved: true\`; identical rows tie
-  and are refused. On \`ref-stale\` (node gone, or ref from another
-  document) take a fresh \`browser.snapshot\` — never retry the same
-  ref. Refs die with the document: never save one to the map.
-- **Saving a structural selector to the map** → a \`find\` single match
-  carries \`semantic_key\`. When the selector is structural
-  (\`:nth-of-type\`), save that \`semantic_key\` in the payload next to it,
-  and use \`browser.find({ key })\` when recall returns
-  \`prefer: "semantic_key"\`. Never save a key for an \`ambiguous\` entry.
-- **Quick orientation without a full snapshot** → \`browser.state\`. Returns
-  \`{ url, title, focused?, dialogs?, scroll?, viewport }\` — cheaper than
-  \`browser.snapshot\` when you only need to know where you are (is a
-  dialog open, what has focus, did the page scroll) before deciding
-  whether a full snapshot is even needed.
-- **\`browser.find\` returned \`not-found\`** → read \`near_misses\` (up to 3
-  ranked candidates) before giving up or re-snapshotting blind. When
-  \`error\` names a role mismatch (text exists, wrong role), drop \`role\`
-  or match the role the closest near-miss actually has.
-- **Reading N values** → ONE \`browser.evaluate\` that returns an
-  object: \`(() => ({ a: document.querySelector('#a').value, b: ... }))()\`.
-  Never call \`browser.evaluate\` N times in a row to read N values.
-- **Scrolling** → \`browser.evaluate\` with \`pane.scrollTop = N\` or
-  \`el.scrollIntoView({block:'center'})\`. No dedicated tool needed.
-- **Special keys (Enter / Tab / Escape / arrow keys / shortcuts)** →
-  \`browser.press\`, NOT \`browser.evaluate\` with a synthetic
-  \`KeyboardEvent\`. \`el.dispatchEvent(new KeyboardEvent(...))\` produces
-  \`isTrusted:false\` events that rich text editors, autocompletes, and
-  non-DOM runtimes (Qt-WASM, WebGL) silently ignore. \`browser.press\`
-  dispatches a real CDP \`Input.dispatchKeyEvent\` sequence
-  (\`isTrusted:true\`) — pass \`key\` ("Enter", "ArrowUp", a single
-  character, …) and optional \`modifiers\` for shortcuts (Ctrl+A, Cmd+S).
-  For TYPING text into an input, use \`browser.type\` — it goes through
-  the native setter so controlled components update their state.
-  \`dispatchEvent\` on \`value\` does NOT.
-- **Waiting for the result of an action** → pass \`settle_ms\` to
-  \`browser.click\` / \`.type\` / \`.press\` (default 150, max 2000)
-  instead of a follow-up \`browser.wait_for\` + \`browser.snapshot\`. The
-  action waits for the page to go quiet — no DOM mutations for
-  \`settle_ms\` — and returns a \`settle\` object
-  (\`{ settled, duration_ms, mutation_count, url_changed?, focus_moved?,
-  changes, observer? }\`). Settle proves QUIET, not EFFECT, but it
-  measures from a mark taken BEFORE the action: \`settle.changes\`
-  (records, targets, kinds, roots, descriptors) is what the action
-  caused, and \`mutation_count: 0\` with \`changes\` present means no DOM
-  change in the quiet window. \`changes: null\` with
-  \`observer: "<reason>"\` means the observer was not available for that
-  action. A reaction that starts after the quiet window is still
-  invisible: reach for \`expect\` or \`wait_for\` when you need a
-  SPECIFIC condition (a particular selector, network request, or
-  expression), not just "did anything change".
-- **Counting on a specific effect of an action** (navigation, a dialog
-  opening, a result appearing) → pass \`expect\` to \`browser.click\` /
-  \`.type\` / \`.press\` (or the matching \`browser.flow\` step):
-  \`url_changed\`, \`selector_appears\`, \`selector_disappears\`,
-  \`text_appears\`, \`timeout_ms\`. A no-op action then fails right
-  there with \`expectation not met: ...\` instead of reading as success.
-  \`expect\` asserts a transition: appears/disappears conditions are
-  sampled before the action, and one that already held beforehand fails
-  immediately.
-- **Paging through \`browser.events\`** → keep \`lastId = result.latest_id\`
-  in your working notes and pass it as \`since_id\` on the next call.
-  That is one variable. The server does not maintain per-agent cursors.
-
-## Seeing a page: browser.screenshot
-
-To SEE a page, use \`browser.screenshot\`: \`mode: "viewport"\` (default),
-\`"full_page"\` (the whole document in one image, no scrolling) or \`"element"\`
-(with \`selector\`). It returns a real image plus metadata, scales long pages
-down to \`max_dimension\` (default 8000 px) and caps the result at ~8 MB. It is
-a read tool and works on \`cdp:\` tabs too. Images cost tokens: prefer
-"element" or JPEG when full fidelity is not needed.
-
-## Pages rendered to a canvas (Qt-WASM, WebGL, DOMless UIs)
-
-Some pages render their entire UI to a single \`<canvas>\` element — Victron
-VRM Remote Console, Venus OS, Felgo apps, WebGL games, custom rendering
-engines. On those pages \`browser.snapshot\` returns an empty
-\`interactive\` list and \`browser.find\` finds nothing, because the visible
-UI lives inside the canvas's pixel buffer, not in the DOM.
-
-When you see that mismatch (clear UI on screen, nothing in snapshot),
-reach for \`browser.canvas_screenshot\`. It returns the canvas as PNG/JPEG
-base64 so you can SEE the page as a vision input. The finder walks
-nested Shadow DOM roots automatically — Qt-WASM hides its canvas behind
-two layers of \`attachShadow\` and a no-selector call still finds it.
-
-Acting on a canvas page is NOT yet possible from this server.
-Qt-WASM and similar runtimes only accept \`isTrusted: true\` input from
-the browser kernel; \`browser.click\` / \`browser.type\` / synthetic
-\`dispatchEvent\` go straight through without effect. Take screenshots,
-reason about what is on screen, ask the user to act when interaction
-is needed.
-
-## Downloads — never click a download button directly
-
-A plain \`browser.click\` on a Download / Export button can open Chrome's
-native "Save as" dialog (when the user enabled "Ask where to save each
-file"). Nothing in CDP or the page can press that dialog, so the agent is
-stuck. Use \`browser.download({ tab_id, selector })\` instead: it captures the
-download the click starts, cancels it before Chrome can prompt, fetches the
-file in the page with the page's credentials and writes it into the
-human-configured downloads directory. With a known URL, pass \`url\`. The
-result always says what happened — \`state: "complete" | "interrupted" |
-"timeout"\` with \`path\`, \`bytes\`, \`mime\` — so you never have to guess.`;
-/** Render a single tool's documentation as a markdown section. Skips
- * tools without a `doc` block (the structured shape is opt-in for now
- * so future contributors can stage the migration tool-by-tool). */
-function renderTool(def) {
-    if (!def.doc)
-        return null;
-    const { purpose, when_to_use, gotchas, example } = def.doc;
-    const lines = [`### ${def.name}`, '', purpose, '', '**When to use:**'];
-    for (const w of when_to_use)
-        lines.push(`- ${w}`);
-    if (gotchas && gotchas.length > 0) {
-        lines.push('', '**Gotchas:**');
-        for (const g of gotchas)
-            lines.push(`- ${g}`);
-    }
-    if (example !== undefined && example !== '') {
-        lines.push('', '**Example:**', '```', example, '```');
-    }
-    return lines.join('\n');
+import { renderServerInstructions } from '../manual/render.js';
+import { detectInstructionsStatus, instructionsNotice, } from '../manual/status.js';
+/** Render the instructions text; `opts.notice`, when set, becomes its first
+ * line. */
+export function buildServerInstructions(opts = {}) {
+    return renderServerInstructions(opts);
 }
-/** Generate the SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS string from the tool definitions.
- * Exported for tests and for any future caller that needs to re-render
- * the string after a hot-reload or runtime tool registration. */
-export function buildServerInstructions() {
-    const all = [...BROWSER_TOOL_DEFINITIONS, ...MAP_TOOL_DEFINITIONS];
-    const sections = [PREAMBLE, '', '## Tools'];
-    for (const def of all) {
-        const rendered = renderTool(def);
-        if (rendered) {
-            sections.push('', rendered);
-        }
-    }
-    return sections.join('\n');
-}
-/** Usage protocol pushed to the MCP client on `initialize`. Plain string,
- * generated from the per-tool `doc` blocks at module load. */
+/** Usage protocol pushed to the MCP client on `initialize`, without a
+ * notice, rendered at module load. */
 export const SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS = buildServerInstructions();
+/** The instructions the primary serves, built at start: detects each
+ * client's block (read-only) and, when one is outdated or missing, puts the
+ * notice first so the agent sees it. Returns the statuses too so the caller
+ * can log them. `installers` defaults to the real clients; tests inject
+ * stubs. */
+export function buildStartInstructions(installers) {
+    const statuses = detectInstructionsStatus(installers);
+    const notice = instructionsNotice(statuses);
+    return { statuses, text: notice ? buildServerInstructions({ notice }) : SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS };
+}
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package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@jobshimo/browser-link",
-  "version": "0.37.0",
+  "version": "0.38.0",
   "description": "MCP server that bridges Claude Code, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot CLI and other MCP clients to a Chrome tab. Per-tool permissions, multi-agent mode (multiple MCP clients sharing one bridge), persistent UI map across sessions.",
   "keywords": [
     "mcp",