@te-river/opencode-team-mode 1.7.2 → 1.7.3

package/dist/tm/browser.d.ts

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-/**
- * tm_browser — governed interactive browser (Plan C: the user's own
- * Chromium-family browser, headful by default on desktops).
- *
- * T5 engine split (design board ② "TM_BROWSER_ENGINE" + R2 verdict):
- *   - PRIMARY engine: playwright-core — dynamic import ONLY (the package is
- *     declared in dependencies but NOT installed at build time; a static
- *     import would break tsc).  A failed import or node < 20 degrades the
- *     session to the cdp-legacy engine automatically, per plugin instance.
- *   - cdp-legacy engine: the original hand-rolled CDP pipe transport
- *     (JSON + NUL framing over fds 3/4, zero deps — smoke-proven) kept
- *     verbatim as the fallback.  On cdp-legacy only the core subset works
- *     (open/navigate/read/screenshot/close + navigate_page/take_screenshot/
- *     list_pages/evaluate_script aliases); the snapshot-first actions
- *     (take_snapshot + uid addressing, 18-verb chrome-devtools-mcp surface)
- *     require the playwright engine.
- *
- * Action surface aligns with chrome-devtools-mcp's 18 verbs (R2 mapping):
- *   navigate_page · take_snapshot · click · fill · hover · drag ·
- *   press_key · select_page · upload_file · wait_for · evaluate_script ·
- *   list_console_messages · list_network_requests · list_pages ·
- *   take_screenshot · handle_dialog
- * plus the legacy compatibility verbs open / navigate / read /
- * screenshot / close.  Snapshot-first discipline: take_snapshot returns
- * the ariaSnapshot YAML with an INJECTED [uid=eN] per node (playwright has
- * no uid concept — SnapshotIndex below is our own snapshot→locator
- * registry); follow-up actions address nodes by that uid (or an explicit
- * selector escape hatch) instead of guessed locators.
- *
- * Hardening (unchanged from the CDP era, ported to both engines):
- *   - isolated temp profile (never the user's real browser profile);
- *     persistent login is ONLY via an explicit TM_BROWSER_USER_DATA_DIR;
- *   - domain allowlist enforced at the NETWORK layer on the NAVIGATION
- *     (playwright context.route / CDP Fetch interception), re-checked on
- *     every redirect hop; SUBRESOURCES then follow TM_BROWSER_SUBRESOURCE
- *     (default same-site: passive types load, an executable resource loads
- *     when it belongs to a site this session opened).  Gating every request
- *     by the content allowlist is what made pages render picture-less — the
- *     21 seeded hosts contain no CDN, so img/css/js died silently;
- *   - out-of-allowlist open/navigate routes through the OFFICIAL dialog
- *     BEFORE any spawn; approved hosts also pass the network layer;
- *   - hardened context: real-Chrome UA + zh-CN Accept-Language,
- *     no-first-run / no-extensions / mute launch flags, 3 s default action
- *     timeout (the prompt's "3000 ms budget" is the tool's default, not an
- *     aspiration), no networkidle waits anywhere;
- *   - dispose AWAITS the close, and an idle session reaps itself
- *     (TM_BROWSER_IDLE_MS) — an orphaned visible window is a user-facing bug.
- *
- * Environment adaptivity (different OpenCode hosts):
- *   - headful by default (Plan C); display-less Linux (no DISPLAY/
- *     WAYLAND_DISPLAY) automatically falls back to headless; TM_BROWSER_
- *     HEADLESS=1|0 forces either way;
- *   - browser discovery (SHARED by both engines): TM_BROWSER_PATH
- *     override, then the USER'S DEFAULT browser (Windows registry / Linux
- *     xdg-settings) when it is Chromium-family — CDP is Chromium-proprietary
- *     and playwright channels only speak Chromium too, so a Firefox default
- *     falls through — then per-OS candidate paths (Edge first on Windows;
- *     Chrome/Chromium elsewhere).  No browser → structured error, the agent
- *     falls back to tm_webfetch / user MCP tools.
- *
- * Role access mirrors tm_webfetch: network roles (team + researcher) only,
- * tester browser-only (UI verification).
- */
-import type { ToolAttachment, ToolResult } from "../types.js";
-import type { TmConfig } from "./config.js";
-import type { TmPipelines } from "./pipelines.js";
-/** Subprocess runner for the shell/registry probes; injectable for tests. */
-export type CommandRunner = (cmd: string, args: string[]) => string;
-export declare function isChromiumFamily(exePath: string): boolean;
-/** Parse `reg query "...UrlAssociations\http\UserChoice" /v ProgId` output. */
-export declare function parseProgId(stdout: string): string | null;
-/** Parse `reg query "...\shell\open\command" /ve` output → exe path.
- *  The quoted capture stops at the closing quote, so the `" -- %1"` style
- *  URL-template tail never leaks into the returned path. */
-export declare function parseRegCommand(stdout: string): string | null;
-/** Parse the Exec= line of an xdg .desktop file. */
-export declare function parseDesktopExec(text: string): string | null;
-/** The user's DEFAULT browser, when it is Chromium-family and present.
- *  null → the caller falls back to the per-OS probe list (detection is
- *  best-effort and must never throw into tool discovery). */
-export declare function defaultBrowserExecutable(env?: Record<string, string | undefined>, run?: CommandRunner): string | null;
-/** Playwright's `channel` launch IGNORES the executable we discovered —
- *  `channel:"msedge"` resolves whatever playwright thinks the stable Edge is,
- *  so a correct Edge-Beta discovery still opened stable (the decisive half of
- *  the 2026-09-18 report).  The channel spelling is therefore only correct
- *  for the exact stable-channel install dir; everything else (Beta/Dev/
- *  Canary, portable, an explicit TM_BROWSER_PATH) rides on executablePath. */
-export declare function playwrightLaunchTarget(executable: string, opts?: {
-    explicitOverride?: boolean;
-}): {
-    executablePath: string;
-    channel?: string;
-};
-/** Resolve the browser executable: TM_BROWSER_PATH override → the user's
- *  DEFAULT browser (Chromium-family only) → per-OS candidate paths.
- *  %LOCALAPPDATA% style vars are expanded on win32. */
-export declare function findBrowserExecutable(env?: Record<string, string | undefined>): string | null;
-/**
- * Headless resolution (Plan C = headful by default):
- *   TM_BROWSER_HEADLESS=1|true|force  → headless (servers/CI)
- *   TM_BROWSER_HEADLESS=0|false|never → headful
- *   auto (default)                    → headless ONLY when there is no
- *   display possible (Linux without DISPLAY/WAYLAND_DISPLAY).
- */
-/** Decide what profile directory TM_BROWSER_USER_DATA_DIR asks for.
- *
- *  The tool description has claimed for a long time that "the real profile is
- *  never touched" while nothing enforced it: the string went straight into
- *  `launchPersistentContext`.  Pointing it at the user's own browser data dir is
- *  not a neutral choice — with the browser open, the new process hands its URL
- *  to the running instance and exits (the confusing "本机已有同品牌浏览器在跑"
- *  failure), and with it closed the agent browses AS THE USER, with every cookie
- *  and saved session, while our orphan reaper force-kills (`taskkill /T /F`) any
- *  browser whose owner died — a real route to corrupting a profile.
- *
- *  So: a real browser data dir is refused with the fix named, anything else is
- *  honored, and an unset value keeps the isolated temp profile (the default).
- *  Pure, so both engines and the tests share one answer. */
-export declare function classifyProfileDir(env?: Record<string, string | undefined>): {
-    dir: string | null;
-    refusal: string | null;
-};
-export declare function resolveHeadless(env?: Record<string, string | undefined>): boolean;
-/** Approximate registrable site (eTLD+1) of a hostname. */
-export declare function siteOf(host: string): string;
-/** playwright and CDP spell resource types differently (`Image` vs `image`,
- *  `Stylesheet` vs `stylesheet`) — one normalizer keeps both engines on the
- *  same verdict table. */
-export declare function normalizeResourceType(raw: unknown): string;
-export declare function isPassiveResource(raw: unknown): boolean;
-/**
- * One subresource verdict, shared VERBATIM by both engines so playwright and
- * cdp-legacy can never drift.  `allowedSites` holds the registrable sites of
- * every host this session actually navigated to (allowlist hit or dialog
- * approval), which is what makes a page's own JS/CSS work without opening
- * the whole internet: the governance boundary moves from "21 content domains"
- * to "the site you approved", and an off-site SCRIPT still needs a dialog.
- */
-export declare function subresourcePass(opts: {
-    url: string;
-    resourceType: unknown;
-    policy: "same-site" | "passive" | "off";
-    allowlistHit: boolean;
-    approvedHost: boolean;
-    allowedSites: ReadonlySet<string>;
-}): {
-    pass: boolean;
-    via: string;
-};
-/** A navigation (or a host the dialog approved) widens the subresource
- *  footprint to its own site.  Called for EVERY top-level/document request
- *  that passed the allowlist side. */
-export declare function rememberSite(allowedSites: Set<string>, url: string): void;
-/**
- * Human-verification walls.  This exists because "0 个可寻址节点" and "this
- * site wants a human to prove it is one" look identical to the agent, and the
- * two have opposite next moves: an empty page is worth retrying, a wall never
- * is — retrying just spends rounds on a captcha.  Measured on baike.baidu.com
- * item pages, where every arm (raw playwright included, all resources allowed)
- * returns 0–6 nodes titled 百度安全验证, and the agent reported "该网站没有内容".
- *
- * Deliberately narrow: signatures we observed live, plus the unambiguous
- * English ones.  Callers consult it ONLY when the page came back thin, so an
- * article that merely mentions 验证码 is never mislabelled as a wall.
- */
-export declare const CHALLENGE_WALL_SIGNS: ReadonlyArray<{
-    readonly re: RegExp;
-    readonly label: string;
-}>;
-/** Which wall this thin page actually is, or null when it is just empty. */
-export declare function challengeWallOf(...texts: ReadonlyArray<string | null | undefined>): string | null;
-/** One hostname for `allow_host`, or "" when the argument is not a single bare
- *  domain.  Strict on purpose: this value becomes the pattern in an official
- *  consent dialog, and a user approving "bkssl.bdimg.com" must not be getting a
- *  wildcard, a URL with a path, or a port. */
-export declare function normalizeApprovalHost(raw: unknown): string;
-/**
- * The launch pid, asked more than once.
- *
- * Why this exists: `childProcRows` folds EVERY OS-query failure (PowerShell
- * exiting non-zero, the 6 s timeout killing it mid-flight, a JSON parse miss)
- * into an empty list, and the launcher used to ask exactly once.  Under load —
- * this plugin's own parallel test runner reproduces it, four suites hammering
- * CIM at once — one such query fails now and then, and a single failed query
- * used to cost the session two things permanently: the orphan-ledger entry (so
- * the next boot could not reclaim that browser) and `close`'s process
- * verification.  Worse, an exception escaping the lookup failed `open` itself,
- * reporting a browser that had launched fine as an error.
- *
- * So: a failed or empty answer is retried a bounded number of times, and any
- * throw is swallowed into the retry counter — the pid is diagnostic and
- * reclamation metadata, never a reason to lose the session.  When it still
- * cannot be resolved, `via: "none"` says so and close keeps refusing the
- * 已确认关闭 sentence (pinned by §25).
- */
-export declare const LAUNCH_PID_ATTEMPTS = 3;
-export declare const LAUNCH_PID_RETRY_MS = 250;
-export declare function resolveLaunchPid(opts: {
-    /** playwright's own accessor — it does not exist on 1.63, so this is usually 0 */
-    playwrightPid?: () => number;
-    executablePath: string;
-    /** may throw, may answer empty, may answer undefined (let the scanner query) */
-    rows: () => ChildProcRow[] | undefined;
-    sleep?: (ms: number) => Promise<void>;
-    attempts?: number;
-}): Promise<{
-    pid: number;
-    via: "playwright" | "child-scan" | "none";
-    failures: number;
-}>;
-/** `evaluate_script` is the one browser verb the network gate cannot cover:
- *  the allowlist limits where we NAVIGATE, not what an already-loaded page
- *  hands back.  In a `TM_BROWSER_USER_DATA_DIR` profile that page may be a
- *  signed-in session, and `document.cookie` / `localStorage` / a token in the
- *  DOM is one expression away — and its value would then ride into the model
- *  context, the run store and the trajectory.  So: ask once per browser
- *  session (the OFFICIAL dialog), and name-anchor the result on the shapes
- *  that are secrets, not on "looks random" (which would blank legitimate
- *  JSON and teach the agent to distrust every read). */
-export declare const EVAL_SECRET_SHAPES: ReadonlyArray<{
-    name: string;
-    re: RegExp;
-}>;
-/** Mask every known secret shape in an in-page result.  Returns the masked
- *  text plus WHICH kinds were masked (counted, never the values). */
-export declare function redactEvalResult(text: string): {
-    text: string;
-    masked: string[];
-};
-export interface BrowserLedgerEntry {
-    pid: number;
-    ownerPid: number;
-    engine: string;
-    at: number;
-    /** The executable we launched, recorded so a pid that has been recycled to
-     *  an unrelated program is never force-killed. */
-    exe?: string;
-}
-export declare function browserLedgerFile(storeRoot: string): string;
-/** Best-effort append: a ledger that cannot be written must never cost the
- *  user their browser session. */
-export declare function appendBrowserLedger(file: string, rec: BrowserLedgerEntry): void;
-/** Read the ledger, terminate the orphans, and rewrite what is still live.
- *  Returns the counts so the caller can log them; never throws. */
-export declare function reapOrphanBrowsers(file: string, opts?: {
-    now?: number;
-    alive?: (pid: number) => boolean;
-    kill?: (pid: number) => void;
-    /** seam for tests — what a pid currently IS (name + command line) */
-    identity?: (pid: number) => {
-        name: string;
-        cmdline: string;
-    } | null;
-}): {
-    reaped: number[];
-    kept: number;
-    dropped: number;
-};
-/** Is this OS pid still alive? `process.kill(pid, 0)` is the portable probe:
- *  ESRCH means gone, EPERM means alive but owned by someone else — both are
- *  answers, and "no answer" is never one of them. */
-export declare function pidAlive(pid: number): boolean;
-/** Wait up to `ms` for a pid to disappear, then terminate it once and give it
- *  a short grace. Returns whether the process is GONE — the only honest basis
- *  for a "已确认关闭" claim. */
-export declare function waitForPidExit(pid: number, ms?: number, kill?: (p: number) => void): Promise<boolean>;
-/** One row of the OS process table, as far as the pid lookup below needs it. */
-export interface ChildProcRow {
-    pid: number;
-    name: string;
-    cmdline: string;
-}
-/** Does this identity look like the executable we launched?  Compared on the
- *  file NAME: the command line's quoting and path form can differ from ours
- *  (8.3-short vs long path, escaped quotes), while a pid recycled by an
- *  unrelated program almost never carries the same image name.  A missing
- *  identity counts as NO — the safe answer before a force-kill. */
-export declare function identityMatchesExecutable(exePath: string, ident: {
-    name: string;
-    cmdline: string;
-} | null): boolean;
-/** The same question asked of a live pid (see identityMatchesExecutable). */
-export declare function pidMatchesExecutable(pid: number, exePath: string): boolean;
-export interface KillTreeOpts {
-    platform?: NodeJS.Platform;
-    /** seam for tests — how the platform tool gets invoked */
-    run?: (cmd: string, args: string[]) => void;
-    /** seam for tests — the POSIX child enumeration */
-    children?: (pid: number) => ChildProcRow[];
-    /** seam for tests — how a single process gets signalled */
-    signal?: (pid: number) => void;
-}
-/** Terminate a browser process AND everything it spawned.
- *
- *  `process.kill(pid)` signals the ROOT only.  Measured on the desktop host the
- *  day this was written: the orphan reaper's default kill took the msedge root
- *  down and left all NINE of its child processes running — which is exactly the
- *  leftover the reaper exists to remove.  The graceful path does not have this
- *  problem (playwright's `browser.close()` shuts its children down first, and
- *  the real-host leg verifies it), so this is the fallback's job.
- *
- *  win32: `taskkill /T /F` walks the tree for us.
- *  POSIX: no tree flag, so descendants are enumerated and killed deepest-first.
- *  Best-effort throughout: a process that vanishes mid-walk is not an error.
- */
-export declare function killBrowserTree(pid: number, opts?: KillTreeOpts): void;
-/** The OS pid behind a playwright-launched browser.
- *
- *  playwright-core has NO `Browser.process()` — that accessor belongs to
- *  ElectronApplication and BrowserServer.  Measured on the desktop host with a
- *  real 1.63 session: `typeof browser.process === "undefined"`, so the pid
- *  stayed 0, the orphan ledger recorded nothing, and close printed 已确认关闭
- *  over a browser process it had never checked.
- *
- *  The only exact anchor available is that the browser is a DIRECT CHILD of
- *  this process, started from the executable WE resolved.  That matters: this
- *  machine carries a dozen unrelated msedge trees (the user's own windows,
- *  msedgewebview2 under SearchHost.exe and under a vendor utility), so matching
- *  by process name would be a loaded gun pointed at them.
- *
- *  0 = not found, and every caller treats 0 as "no verification" — never as
- *  "verified gone".
- */
-export declare function launchedBrowserPid(executablePath: string, opts?: {
-    ppid?: number;
-    rows?: ChildProcRow[];
-}): number;
-/** Consent is per BROWSER SESSION, not per call: one dialog when the lead
- *  decides to script the page, then the round stops paying for it. */
-export declare function needsEvalConsent(policy: "on" | "off", alreadyApproved: boolean | undefined): boolean;
-/** A function-shaped source has to be INVOKED.  Every browser MCP documents
- *  `function: "() => …"`, but evaluate() treats a STRING as an expression: a
- *  function source evaluates to a function object, which is not serializable,
- *  so the call resolves to undefined and the agent reads "null" and goes
- *  looking for a bug that is in our call rather than in the page (measured
- *  live 2026-09-21 — six rounds lost this way).  An expression the model
- *  already wrapped, or a bare `document.title`, passes through untouched. */
-export declare function evalExpression(src: string): string;
-/** `null` is not a diagnosis.  The render names the type, so "the page has no
- *  such links" and "your function returned nothing" and "it was not called"
- *  stop looking like the same answer. */
-export declare function renderEvalResult(value: unknown): string;
-/** Host only — the consent line in the dialog and in the trajectory never
- *  carries a query string (a search URL can hold the very token we guard). */
-export declare function hostOnly(url: string): string;
-/** What a click can be observed to change, read in ONE round-trip. */
-export interface ClickProbe {
-    attrs: Record<string, string>;
-    url: string;
-    ready: string;
-    nodes: number;
-}
-/** What differs between two probes, in the order a reader cares about. */
-export declare function describeClickChange(before: ClickProbe, after: ClickProbe): string[];
-/** The reply.  Pure, so the wording is pinnable without a browser: a click that
- *  observably did something says what changed; one that did not says so and
- *  names the next move instead of reporting success. */
-export declare function clickVerdict(target: string, before: ClickProbe | null, changed: string[], opts: {
-    retried: boolean;
-    dialog: boolean;
-    blocked?: {
-        count: number;
-        hosts: string[];
-    };
-}): string;
-export type BrowserEngineKind = "playwright" | "cdp-legacy";
-/** playwright-core 1.63 targets node >= 20; on anything older we refuse the
- *  engine up-front and stay on the zero-dependency CDP pipe (the node>=18
- *  package floor keeps the plugin itself loadable — only the playwright
- *  PRIMARY is gated here, cdp-legacy carries node 18/19 hosts). */
-export declare const PLAYWRIGHT_MIN_NODE_MAJOR = 20;
-/** "v22.3.1" / "20" -> major number; unparseable -> 0 (fail toward the
- *  always-available cdp-legacy engine). */
-export declare function nodeMajorOf(version: string): number;
-export interface EngineSelection {
-    kind: BrowserEngineKind;
-    /** The imported playwright-core namespace (present iff kind=playwright). */
-    pw?: PwModule;
-    /** Why this kind was chosen (preference / node gate / import failure). */
-    reason?: string;
-}
-/** The REAL loader — a VARIABLE specifier so tsc never tries to resolve
- *  "playwright-core" at build time (types ship inside the package, which may
- *  be absent from node_modules).  Under ESM, import(variable) yields the
- *  module namespace typed as any. */
-export declare function defaultImportPlaywright(): Promise<unknown>;
-/** Pure engine-selection seam (exported for test-browser.mjs):
- *  cdp-legacy preference → legacy WITHOUT ever importing; node < 20 →
- *  legacy without importing; playwright preference → import, verify the
- *  chromium.launch shape, degrade to legacy on ANY failure. */
-export declare function selectBrowserEngine(opts: {
-    preference: string | undefined;
-    nodeMajor: number;
-    importPlaywright: () => Promise<unknown>;
-}): Promise<EngineSelection>;
-export interface PwModule {
-    chromium: {
-        launch(opts: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<PwBrowser>;
-        launchPersistentContext(userDataDir: string, opts: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<PwBrowserContext>;
-    };
-}
-export interface PwBrowser {
-    newContext(opts?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<PwBrowserContext>;
-    close(): Promise<void>;
-}
-export interface PwBrowserContext {
-    route(pattern: string, handler: (route: PwRoute, request: PwRequestInfo) => Promise<void> | void): Promise<void> | void;
-    pages(): PwPage[];
-    newPage(): Promise<PwPage>;
-    close(): Promise<void>;
-}
-export interface PwPage {
-    goto(url: string, opts?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
-    locator(selector: string): PwLocator;
-    getByRole(role: string, opts?: Record<string, unknown>): PwLocator;
-    getByText(text: string): PwLocator;
-    keyboard: {
-        press(key: string): Promise<unknown>;
-    };
-    evaluate(pageFunction: string): Promise<unknown>;
-    screenshot(opts?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Uint8Array>;
-    on(event: string, handler: (...args: any[]) => void): void;
-    url(): string;
-    title?(): Promise<string>;
-    bringToFront?(): Promise<void>;
-    /** Bounded settle before retrying an action that changed nothing. */
-    waitForLoadState?(state: string, opts?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
-    /** close_page — the tab only; the browser session survives it. */
-    close?(): Promise<unknown>;
-}
-export interface PwLocator {
-    ariaSnapshot(): Promise<string>;
-    click(): Promise<unknown>;
-    fill(value: string): Promise<unknown>;
-    hover(): Promise<unknown>;
-    pressKey(key: string): Promise<unknown>;
-    setInputFiles(files: string | string[]): Promise<unknown>;
-    waitFor(opts?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
-    nth(index: number): PwLocator;
-    /** Optional on the seam: a mock without them takes the single-match path. */
-    first?(): PwLocator;
-    count?(): Promise<number>;
-    dragTo(target: PwLocator): Promise<unknown>;
-    /** Read the element's own state in ONE round-trip, so verifying an action
-     *  costs less than the action.  Optional: a locator without it cannot be
-     *  verified, and then the reply must claim no more than it knows. */
-    evaluate?(fn: unknown): Promise<unknown>;
-}
-export interface PwRoute {
-    continue(): Promise<unknown>;
-    abort(): Promise<unknown>;
-}
-export interface PwRequestInfo {
-    url(): string;
-    method?(): string;
-    /** playwright resource type ("document"|"script"|"image"|…).  Optional on
-     *  the seam so a stale mock cannot break the gate — an absent type is
-     *  treated as EXECUTABLE (the strict side of the subresource policy). */
-    resourceType?(): string;
-}
-export interface PwConsoleMessage {
-    type(): string;
-    text(): string;
-}
-export interface PwResponseInfo {
-    url(): string;
-    status(): number;
-    request(): PwRequestInfo;
-}
-export interface PwDialog {
-    type(): string;
-    message(): string;
-    accept(promptText?: string): Promise<unknown>;
-    dismiss(): Promise<unknown>;
-}
-export interface SnapshotEntry {
-    role: string;
-    name?: string;
-    nth: number;
-}
-/** ariaSnapshot yields plain YAML with NO addressable id, while the
- *  chrome-devtools-mcp muscle memory this tool aligns to is uid-addressed.
- *  The missing layer is built here: each take_snapshot re-indexes every YAML
- *  node (`- <role> "<name>" …`), injects `[uid=eN]` inline, and remembers
- *  (role, name, nth-of-kind); later actions resolve uid →
- *  `page.getByRole(role, { name, exact: true }).nth(nth)`.  Uids are
- *  renumbered on every snapshot (one action, one observation); an
- *  unknown/stale uid errors back to take_snapshot instead of falling back
- *  to guessed locators. */
-export declare class SnapshotIndex {
-    private entries;
-    private next;
-    get size(): number;
-    /** Reset + parse + annotate the ariaSnapshot YAML in one pass. */
-    annotate(yaml: string): string;
-    get(uid: string): SnapshotEntry | undefined;
-    /** uid → playwright locator; null = unknown uid / role the engine cannot
-     *  address (the caller renders the take_snapshot-first guidance). */
-    locatorFor(page: PwPage, uid: string): PwLocator | null;
-}
-/** ariaSnapshot escapes whitespace/quotes inside names (\s \n \t \" \\). */
-export declare function unescapeAriaName(raw: string): string;
-/** The 18 canonical verbs, named byte-identical to chrome-devtools-mcp. */
-export declare const BROWSER_PLAYWRIGHT_ACTIONS: readonly ["navigate_page", "take_snapshot", "click", "fill", "hover", "drag", "press_key", "select_page", "new_page", "close_page", "upload_file", "wait_for", "evaluate_script", "list_console_messages", "list_network_requests", "list_pages", "take_screenshot", "handle_dialog"];
-/** Legacy compat verbs that ride on top of the 18 (both engines). */
-export declare const BROWSER_COMPAT_ACTIONS: readonly ["open", "navigate", "read", "screenshot", "close"];
-/** Verbs of our own that act on the GATE rather than the DOM: no page is
- *  involved, so both engines serve them and neither can drift. */
-export declare const BROWSER_GATE_ACTIONS: readonly ["allow_host"];
-/** Every verb the execute layer accepts — the ONE table the refusal menu and
- *  the args schema are both built from.  The hand-written copies drifted the
- *  day `new_page` landed (§6o/unknown-action menu), and a schema that omits a
- *  verb is a capability no agent knows it has. */
-export declare const ALL_BROWSER_ACTIONS: readonly string[];
-export declare const BROWSER_ACTION_MENU: string;
-/** What the cdp-legacy fallback can still do (R2: degradation must keep the
- *  §6o behavior; everything snapshot-shaped is playwright-only). */
-export declare const BROWSER_LEGACY_ACTIONS: readonly ["open", "navigate", "navigate_page", "read", "screenshot", "take_screenshot", "list_pages", "evaluate_script", "close"];
-export declare const BROWSER_DENY_PERMISSIONS_ARG = "--deny-permission-prompts";
-interface ActiveSession {
-    kind: BrowserEngineKind;
-    currentUrl: string;
-    /** The mode the session was ACTUALLY launched in.  Reported back to the
-     *  agent from here — never from the caller's request — so a reused
-     *  (sticky) session cannot be described as something it is not. */
-    headless: boolean;
-    /** The profile this session was ACTUALLY launched with, or null for the
-     *  isolated temp one.  Reported from here for the same reason `headless` is:
-     *  reading TM_BROWSER_USER_DATA_DIR again at reply time lets a cdp-legacy
-     *  session (which used a temp dir) be described as 持久登录配置. */
-    persistentProfile: string | null;
-    /** Engine/profile identity for the open + close lines the agent quotes. */
-    label: string;
-    /** Screenshot pixels the model asked for, drained by execute() into the
-     *  ToolResult's `attachments`.  act() pushes; nothing else reads it. */
-    attachments: ToolAttachment[];
-    /** Subresource verdicts since the last observation, for the "page looks
-     *  empty" note (count + distinct blocked hosts). */
-    blocked: {
-        count: number;
-        hosts: Set<string>;
-    };
-    /** Registrable sites this session navigated to (same-site subresources). */
-    allowedSites: Set<string>;
-    /** evaluate_script consent was granted for THIS browser session (see
-     *  needsEvalConsent) — one dialog per session, not per call. */
-    evalApproved?: boolean;
-    /** Engine action dispatch; throws Error with an agent-actionable message
-     *  (the execute() catch renders it as phase=execute). */
-    act(action: string, args: Record<string, unknown>, stepId: string): Promise<string>;
-    /** Is the BROWSER still there?  "Target page, context or browser has been
-     *  closed" is one string covering two very different facts — a tab the user
-     *  closed and a browser that died.  Only the second one may cost the caller
-     *  their lease, or a window the plugin walked away from stays on the user's
-     *  screen with nothing holding it. */
-    alive?(): boolean;
-    /** Closes the session and reports VERBATIM what it managed to close — a
-     *  close that failed must not read like a success (issue #3 of 2026-09-18:
-     *  an agent told the user the window was gone while it was still up). */
-    close(): Promise<{
-        text: string;
-        closed: boolean;
-    }>;
-}
-/** Who is calling.  The host gives a tool ctx `{agent, sessionID, directory,
- *  ask}`; sessionID is the identity a browser lease belongs to. */
-export interface BrowserCaller {
-    owner: string;
-    agent: string;
-}
-/** ONE BROWSER PER CALLER.
- *
- *  This tool used to hold a single session for the whole plugin process, and
- *  three agents carry it (lead + researcher for the web, tester for UI
- *  verification) — with host `task` children running in the SAME process.  So
- *  they shared one window, one "current tab" and ONE uid registry: a
- *  `take_snapshot` from A renumbered every uid B was holding (`SnapshotIndex
- *  .annotate` clears and restarts at e1), and B's next `click {uid}` landed on
- *  a different element while still reporting success.  Nothing in the reply
- *  could show it, because the browser was the same browser.
- *
- *  A lease per owner removes the sharing: separate window, separate uid
- *  namespace, separate dialog-approved hosts.  The `id` is what the model
- *  carries, and it is checked against the owner — an id is not a capability
- *  token, it is a name, so guessing `b1` must not let a second agent drive the
- *  first one's window.
- */
-export interface BrowserLease {
-    id: string;
-    owner: string;
-    agent: string;
-    session: ActiveSession;
-    at: number;
-    lastActivity: number;
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-export declare function callerOf(ctx: unknown): BrowserCaller;
-export declare function buildTmBrowserTool(deps: {
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-    cfg: TmConfig;
-    env?: Record<string, string | undefined>;
-    args?: Record<string, unknown>;
-    /** Test seam: replace the dynamic playwright-core import. */
-    importPlaywright?: () => Promise<unknown>;
-    /** Test seam: pretend node major version for the engine gate. */
-    nodeMajor?: number;
-    /** Best-effort user notification (host toast) — used by the idle reaper,
-     *  which closes a window the agent forgot and must say so out loud. */
-    notify?: (message: string) => void;
-    /** Test seam for the DISCOVERY result (not the TM_BROWSER_PATH override —
-     *  the override is read from env so the channel-substitution rule stays
-     *  honest in tests too). */
-    findExecutable?: (env: Record<string, string | undefined>) => string | null;
-    /** seam for tests — the OS child listing the launch-pid scan reads.  Without
-     *  it a mocked playwright (which has no `process()` accessor, exactly like
-     *  the real 1.63) would make every unit test scan the developer's real
-     *  process table and possibly adopt a live browser's pid. */
-    listChildren?: (ppid: number) => ChildProcRow[];
-}): {
-    description: string;
-    args: Record<string, unknown>;
-    execute: (rawArgs: Record<string, unknown>, ctx: unknown) => Promise<ToolResult>;
-    /** Async on purpose: the host's `dispose` hook is `() => Promise<void>`,
-     *  and a fire-and-forget close could exit before the browser child was
-     *  killed (leaving a visible orphan window). */
-    dispose: () => Promise<void>;
-    engineInfo: () => {
-        kind: BrowserEngineKind | null;
-        reason: string | null;
-    };
-    /** Which browsers are alive right now and who owns each.  tm_join reads this
-     *  to tell the lead that a child settled while still holding a window — the
-     *  close duty is otherwise a prompt rule, and a prompt rule the agent forgets
-     *  leaves a window on the user's screen with nothing said about it. */
-    leases: () => {
-        id: string;
-        owner: string;
-        agent: string;
-        idleMs: number;
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