@modelprofile.com/browser-runtime 5.0.0 → 5.2.0

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@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@ export { BrowserRuntimeError } from './errors.js';
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  export { createBrowserRuntimeMcpHttpHandler } from './mcp.js';
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  export type { TAcquireBrowserRuntimeLeaseOptions, IBrowserRuntimeLeaseRenewalOptions, } from './classes.runtime.js';
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  export type { TBrowserRuntimeErrorCode } from './errors.js';
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- export type { IAttachTrustedFramedPeerOptions, IApplyBrowserAttachmentBindingRequest, IBrowserAttachmentBinding, IBrowserActionStateResult, IBrowserArtifactMetadata, IBrowserArtifactStoreOptions, IBrowserMcpAuthenticatedBinding, TBrowserCapabilityAuthorizationRequest, TBrowserCapabilityDescriptor, IBrowserClickAction, IBrowserEgressConnectionOptions, IBrowserEgressProxyOptions, IBrowserEgressProxyStats, IBrowserFlexCapabilityBinding, IBrowserFlexSessionId, IBrowserCodexSessionId, IBrowserFillAction, IBrowserNavigateAction, IBrowserObservationResult, IBrowserOpenCodeSessionId, IBrowserPressAction, TBrowserRuntimeAuditEvent, TBrowserRuntimeLeaseAuthority, TBrowserRuntimeOperationClassification, TBrowserRuntimeOperationIdentity, IBrowserRuntimeFlexToolProviderOptions, IBrowserRuntimeFrameSubscription, IBrowserRuntimeFramedClientOptions, IBrowserRuntimeMcpOptions, IBrowserRuntimeOperationOptions, IBrowserRuntimeOptions, IBrowserRuntimeScreencastOptions, IBrowserResourceKey, IBrowserResourceRegistration, IBrowserRuntimeState, IBrowserRuntimeViewportResult, IBrowserRuntimeTabState, IBrowserScreenshotAction, IBrowserScreenshotResult, IBrowserSnapshotAction, ICreateBrowserResourceRequest, TIssueBrowserCapabilityRequest, TIssuedBrowserCapability, TQualifiedBrowserSessionId, IRegisterBrowserResourceRequest, IResolvedBrowserFlexCapability, TBrowserActorRole, TBrowserAgentAction, TBrowserAgentActionResult, TBrowserCapabilitySource, TBrowserDnsResolver, TBrowserEgressConnector, TBrowserHarnessId, TBrowserRuntimeEvent, } from './interfaces.js';
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+ export type { IAttachTrustedFramedPeerOptions, IApplyBrowserAttachmentBindingRequest, IBrowserAttachmentBinding, IBrowserActionStateResult, IBrowserArtifactMetadata, IBrowserArtifactStoreOptions, IBrowserMcpAuthenticatedBinding, TBrowserCapabilityAuthorizationRequest, TBrowserCapabilityDescriptor, IBrowserClickAction, IBrowserEgressConnectionOptions, IBrowserEgressProxyOptions, IBrowserEgressProxyStats, IBrowserFlexCapabilityBinding, IBrowserFlexSessionId, IBrowserCodexSessionId, IBrowserFillAction, IBrowserNavigateAction, IBrowserObservationResult, IBrowserOpenCodeSessionId, IBrowserPressAction, TBrowserRuntimeAuditEvent, TBrowserRuntimeLeaseAuthority, TBrowserRuntimeOperationClassification, TBrowserRuntimeOperationIdentity, IBrowserRuntimeFlexToolProviderOptions, IBrowserRuntimeFrameSubscription, IBrowserRuntimeFramedClientOptions, IBrowserRuntimeMcpOptions, IBrowserRuntimeOperationOptions, IBrowserRuntimeOptions, IBrowserRuntimeScreencastOptions, IBrowserRuntimeEventSubscriptionOptions, TBrowserRuntimeVideoOffer, IBrowserResourceKey, IBrowserResourceRegistration, IBrowserRuntimeState, IBrowserRuntimeViewportResult, IBrowserRuntimeTabState, IBrowserScreenshotAction, IBrowserScreenshotResult, IBrowserSnapshotAction, ICreateBrowserResourceRequest, TIssueBrowserCapabilityRequest, TIssuedBrowserCapability, TQualifiedBrowserSessionId, IRegisterBrowserResourceRequest, IResolvedBrowserFlexCapability, TBrowserActorRole, TBrowserAgentAction, TBrowserAgentActionResult, TBrowserCapabilitySource, TBrowserDnsResolver, TBrowserEgressConnector, TBrowserHarnessId, TBrowserRuntimeEvent, } from './interfaces.js';
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ export type TBrowserRuntimeOperationIdentity = TReadonlyBrowserCapabilityAuthori
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  readonly classification: TBrowserRuntimeOperationClassification;
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  readonly startedAt: number;
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  };
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- export type TBrowserRuntimeOperationClassification = 'raw-input' | 'frame-stream' | 'viewport' | 'navigation' | 'tab' | 'agent-action';
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+ export type TBrowserRuntimeOperationClassification = 'raw-input' | 'frame-stream' | 'video-peer' | 'viewport' | 'navigation' | 'tab' | 'agent-action';
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  /** The viewport accepted by the shared resource, which may be smaller than one viewer's request. */
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  export interface IBrowserRuntimeViewportResult {
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  viewport: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserViewport;
@@ -126,6 +126,11 @@ export interface ILiveBrowserSessionLike {
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  getState(): plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserState;
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  getProcessState(): plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserProcessState;
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  onEvent(listener: plugins.smartpuppeteer.TLiveBrowserEventListener): () => void;
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+ setFrameCaptureEnabled(enabled: boolean, options?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserOperationOptions): Promise<void>;
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+ openVideoPeer(peerId: string, options?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserOperationOptions): Promise<plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveVideoOffer>;
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+ answerVideoPeer(peerId: string, negotiationId: string, description: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveVideoDescription, options?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserOperationOptions): Promise<void>;
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+ closeVideoPeer(peerId: string): Promise<void>;
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+ getVideoStatistics(peerId: string): Promise<plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveVideoStatistics>;
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  refreshScreencast(options?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserOperationOptions): Promise<plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserFrameIdentity>;
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  acknowledgeFrame(request: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserFrameAcknowledgementRequest): Promise<plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserFrameAcknowledgement>;
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  createTab(options?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserCreateTabOptions, operationOptions?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserOperationOptions): Promise<plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveBrowserTabState>;
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  maxOutstandingFrames?: number;
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  frameAcknowledgementTimeoutMs?: number;
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  screencast?: IBrowserRuntimeScreencastOptions;
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+ /** Trusted host configuration; defaults to direct ICE and automatic GPU support. */
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+ video?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveVideoOptions;
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  egress?: Omit<IBrowserEgressProxyOptions, 'projectId' | 'browserResourceId'>;
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  artifacts?: Omit<IBrowserArtifactStoreOptions, 'rootDirectory'>;
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  }
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  appliedViewportRevision: number;
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  streaming: boolean;
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  }
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+ export interface IBrowserRuntimeEventSubscriptionOptions {
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+ /** Set false for native video viewers. Defaults to true for image-frame consumers. */
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+ includeFrames?: boolean;
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+ }
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+ export type TBrowserRuntimeVideoOffer = Omit<plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveVideoOffer, 'peerId'>;
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  export interface IBrowserRuntimeState {
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+ videoAcceleration?: plugins.smartpuppeteer.ILiveVideoAcceleration;
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  status: 'stopped' | 'starting' | 'running' | 'stopping';
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  activeTabId: string | null;
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  viewportRevision: number;
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@modelprofile.com/browser-runtime",
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- "version": "5.0.0",
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+ "version": "5.2.0",
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  "private": false,
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  "description": "Parent-owned, resource-centric Chromium runtime with revisioned attachment fencing, authenticated human and agent control, fail-closed egress, bounded artifacts, and Flex/MCP adapters.",
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  "main": "dist_ts/index.js",
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  "@push.rocks/smartagent": "^6.0.0",
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  "@push.rocks/smartipc": "^2.6.0",
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  "@push.rocks/smartmcp": "^0.3.0",
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- "@push.rocks/smartpuppeteer": "^2.7.1",
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+ "@push.rocks/smartpuppeteer": "^2.8.1",
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  "ipaddr.js": "^2.5.0"
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  },
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  "devDependencies": {
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- "@git.zone/tsbuild": "4.4.2",
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+ "@git.zone/tsbuild": "4.4.3",
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  "@git.zone/tsrun": "2.0.6",
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- "@git.zone/tstest": "4.0.0",
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+ "@git.zone/tstest": "6.0.0",
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  "@types/node": "26.4.1"
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  },
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  "files": [
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  "dist_ts/**/*",
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  ".smartconfig.json",
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  "readme.md",
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- "readme.hints.md",
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  "changelog.md",
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  "license.md"
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  ],
package/readme.md CHANGED
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  Parent-owned, resource-centric Chromium runtime with revisioned attachment fencing, authenticated human and agent control, fail-closed egress, bounded artifacts, and Flex/MCP adapters.
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+ ## Native video viewers
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+ Human leases expose `openVideoPeer(options?)`, `answerVideoPeer(negotiationId, description, options?)`, `closeVideoPeer(options?)`, and `getVideoStatistics(options?)`. Each operation runs through the resource's bounded, authorized and audited operation queue. Peer IDs are private to the lease; offers expose the negotiation ID and exact tab/generation/viewport source identity. Agent leases cannot open media peers. Releasing or revoking a human lease closes only its peer, preserving other viewers and agent work. Failed peer cleanup remains owned for a subsequent release attempt.
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+ Set `video` on `BrowserRuntime` for trusted host limits or ICE configuration. Defaults use direct connections with no external STUN/TURN service and automatic GPU support. The private capture extension is loaded without weakening ordinary page proxy, DNS, permission or WebRTC confinement. `state.videoAcceleration` and peer statistics report actual browser acceleration/encoder support.
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+ Native viewers should call `lease.subscribeEvents(listener, { includeFrames: false })`. They receive state and errors without generating JPEG traffic. Existing image consumers retain the default `includeFrames: true`; capture starts for the first such subscriber and stops after the last closes. Agent snapshots remain independent of continuous capture. Image subscription cleanup is serialized, coalesced and retryable; a failed disable is retained until cleanup succeeds or its exact browser incarnation terminates.
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  ## Issue Reporting and Security
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  For reporting bugs, issues, or security vulnerabilities, please visit [community.foss.global/](https://community.foss.global/). This is the central community hub for all issue reporting. Developers who sign and comply with our contribution agreement and go through identification can also get a [code.foss.global/](https://code.foss.global/) account to submit Pull Requests directly.
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  may remain unsettled, including after timeout; runtime-wide renewal admission is bounded
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  by `maxCapabilities`. Hosts must stop scheduling renewal when their viewer disconnects.
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- Agent actions are exactly `navigate`, `snapshot`, `screenshot`, `click`, `fill`, and `press`. Human leases additionally expose tab lifecycle, viewport, raw input, frame subscription/acknowledgement and refresh, and exact-resource artifact reads/deletes. JavaScript evaluation is not public.
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+ Agent actions are exactly `navigate`, `snapshot`, `screenshot`, `click`, `fill`, and `press`. Agents can read or delete screenshots created by their exact lease using `readArtifact()` and `deleteArtifact()`. Human leases additionally expose tab lifecycle, viewport, raw input, frame subscription/acknowledgement and refresh, and exact-resource artifact reads/deletes. JavaScript evaluation is not public.
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  All participants enter one strict resource FIFO. `maxQueuedOperationsPerLease` defaults to 128 and accepts 1 through 1,024; each participant has that bound, and the resource queue is bounded by its product with `maxCapabilitiesPerResource`. Overflow fails with `QUOTA_EXCEEDED`. Releasing a participant cancels only its queued and active work. Resource termination and shutdown cancel everyone. Started uncertain work must quiesce or the exact incarnation is terminated before operation settlement.
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  `setViewport()` stores the viewer's preferred width, height and device scale factor and returns `IBrowserRuntimeViewportResult` with the effective `viewport` and `viewportRevision`. The effective values are the componentwise minima across active viewers that have supplied a preference. Unchanged effective sizes do not restart the stream. Removing a viewer recomputes the viewport in the resource FIFO. Held keys and buttons are tracked per participant; leaving releases only inputs that no other participant holds. Viewport and tab/navigation transitions clear held input before changing the target. Resource-owned departure cleanup is bounded and audited as `releaseParticipant`; it does not call the external `beforeOperation` gate after the participant has lost access.
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- `beforeOperation` is an optional awaited fail-closed gate. It receives the complete immutable authority, operation/capability/lease IDs, action, classification, start time, and an `AbortSignal` after dequeue but before the browser side effect starts. Classifications are `raw-input`, `frame-stream`, `viewport`, `navigation`, `tab`, and `agent-action`. Hosts that require durable attempt-before-side-effect auditing should persist the attempt there. Rejection denies the operation. The default `beforeOperationTimeoutMs` is 10,000 milliseconds and accepts values from 100 through 120,000; timeout fails with `TIMEOUT`. The terminal `audit` callback remains a best-effort `completed`/`failed` notification correlated by the same operation ID and classification and runs after bounded operation cleanup releases or fences the exact reservation.
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+ `beforeOperation` is an optional awaited fail-closed gate. It receives the complete immutable authority, operation/capability/lease IDs, action, classification, start time, and an `AbortSignal` after dequeue but before the browser side effect starts. Classifications are `raw-input`, `frame-stream`, `video-peer`, `viewport`, `navigation`, `tab`, and `agent-action`. Hosts that require durable attempt-before-side-effect auditing should persist the attempt there. Rejection denies the operation. The default `beforeOperationTimeoutMs` is 10,000 milliseconds and accepts values from 100 through 120,000; timeout fails with `TIMEOUT`. The terminal `audit` callback remains a best-effort `completed`/`failed` notification correlated by the same operation ID and classification and runs after bounded operation cleanup releases or fences the exact reservation.
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  `lease.getAuthority()` returns an immutable process-local lease authority containing the runtime authority ID, exported `authorityGeneration`, incarnation generation, and complete capability binding. Every snapshot also binds the exact `capabilityId` and `leaseId`. `lease.isAuthorityCurrent(authority)` performs an exact synchronous revalidation suitable for a host-owned virtual stream. These values are not durable Controller state and do not replace attachment checks against the Controller database.
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  An oversized frame is dropped, not fatal. `maxFrameBytes` defaults to 4 MiB and accepts values from 64 KiB through 16 MiB. A frame above the bound is acknowledged toward SmartPuppeteer in the background, never enters the application window, and is reported once on the subscription as `{ type: 'error', error: { code: 'FRAME_TOO_LARGE', fatal: false, tabId } }`. The sequence watermark advances past the dropped frame so later frames remain valid and continue to be delivered.
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- `screencast` tunes the Chromium screencast that SmartPuppeteer starts for every incarnation. `quality` is the JPEG quality from 0 through 100 and defaults to 70. `maxWidth` and `maxHeight` accept values from 1 through 4,096 each, their product must not exceed 8,294,400 pixels (SmartPuppeteer's ceiling, so 3,840×2,160 is accepted and 4,096×4,096 is rejected with `INVALID_INPUT`), they default to 2,560 and 1,600, and they make Chromium scale captured frames to fit. `everyNthFrame` accepts values from 1 through 60 and defaults to 1. `firstFrameTimeoutMs` accepts values from 1,000 through 60,000 and is left to SmartPuppeteer's default when omitted. Runtime forwards these values together with `maxOutstandingFrames`; the defaults keep frames from device-pixel-ratio 2 viewers well below `maxFrameBytes`.
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+ `screencast` tunes the Chromium image capture that starts when an image-frame subscriber joins. `quality` is the JPEG quality from 0 through 100 and defaults to 70. `maxWidth` and `maxHeight` accept values from 1 through 4,096 each, their product must not exceed 8,294,400 pixels (SmartPuppeteer's ceiling, so 3,840×2,160 is accepted and 4,096×4,096 is rejected with `INVALID_INPUT`), they default to 2,560 and 1,600, and they make Chromium scale captured frames to fit. `everyNthFrame` accepts values from 1 through 60 and defaults to 1. `firstFrameTimeoutMs` accepts values from 1,000 through 60,000 and is left to SmartPuppeteer's default when omitted. Runtime forwards these values together with `maxOutstandingFrames`; the defaults keep frames from device-pixel-ratio 2 viewers well below `maxFrameBytes`.
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  Each running resource owns one authenticated loopback `BrowserEgressProxy` carrying immutable `projectId` and `browserResourceId`. HTTP, WebSocket Upgrade, and CONNECT share strict public-unicast DNS/IP validation, numeric dialing, bounded lifetimes, and fail-closed policy.
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+ Artifact identity and APIs use `(projectId, browserResourceId, artifactId)`. Keyed project/resource directories prevent caller IDs from entering paths. Admission is serialized across per-resource, per-project, and global count/byte quotas. Reads use no-follow handles and verify size and SHA-256. Screenshot actions return metadata. Direct agent leases can read/delete only artifacts created by that exact lease; other agent and human artifacts remain unavailable. Human artifact access remains scoped to the resource. Read completion revalidates the lease and clears bytes if authority ended during IO. The built-in framed/Flex/MCP action adapters continue to return metadata; hosts can return image content after a scoped lease read. The artifact store accepts an optional opaque owner ID on `store()` and an expected owner ID on `read()`/`delete()`; omitting an expected owner retains its trusted parent API.
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  export const commitinfo = {
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  name: '@modelprofile.com/browser-runtime',
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  description: 'Parent-owned, resource-centric Chromium runtime with revisioned attachment fencing, authenticated human and agent control, fail-closed egress, bounded artifacts, and Flex/MCP adapters.'
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