crewly 1.20.79 → 1.20.80

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@@ -165,11 +165,53 @@ bash execute.sh -a unbind-tab
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  (`bash execute.sh -a status` to confirm)
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  - `curl` and `jq` in PATH
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+ ## The owner can watch, and take the wheel
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+ Every action you take here appears in the owner's Browser view, with a live
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+ picture of the page. Send them the link when you start something they will
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+ want to follow — a form you are filling in on their behalf, a site they have
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+ to log into, anything where you may need them:
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+ ```
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+ https://crewlyai.com/portal/browser?session=$CREWLY_SESSION_NAME
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+ ```
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+ They can open that on a phone. It shows what you see, and gives them two
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+ buttons: **Take control**, and **Stop the task**.
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+ The link is safe to paste into a chat or a Slack channel: it is not a
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+ credential. Whoever clicks it still has to be signed in to the owner's
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+ account and paired with this machine. Everyone else gets nothing.
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+ While the owner has control **every browser call you make is refused with
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+ 409 `owner_has_control`**. That is not a failure and not something to route
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+ around — it means they are driving, quite possibly typing a password. Stop,
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+ say what you are waiting for, and wait. You will be told when control comes
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+ back, and where the page ended up; look at it again before acting, because
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+ it will not be where you left it.
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+ ## Actions the owner has to approve
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+ Clicks that read as irreversible and outward-facing — send, submit, pay,
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+ delete, confirm, publish, sign, and Enter — come back **409
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+ `awaiting_owner`** instead of happening. The owner sees what you wanted to
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+ do and decides.
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+ When that happens: tell them plainly what is waiting and what it will do.
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+ Do not retry. Do not look for another control that does the same thing, and
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+ do not switch to a different tool to get the same effect — the whole point
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+ is that this one is theirs to decide. An approval covers that one action
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+ and nothing after it.
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+ If you believe you were told to do it, say which message told you, quoting
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+ it. Do not paraphrase an instruction into something stronger than it was.
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  ## Cautions
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  - **This is the user's real browser.** Actions have real effects under their
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  real identity: a click can send a message, place an order, or delete
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- something. Confirm before anything irreversible or outward-facing.
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+ something. The guard above catches the obvious ones; it is a backstop, not
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+ permission to stop thinking about what a click does.
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  - Never enter passwords, card numbers, or other credentials — ask the user to
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  do it themselves in their own window.
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  - Avoid clicking elements that raise native `alert()` / `confirm()` dialogs:
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  {
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- "commit": "6083a08064c6bf8cbf8edf258c75a707bb95ccab",
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- "builtAt": "2026-09-22T03:17:36.482Z"
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+ "commit": "ac3c17f02fcc5e072a998c8882b9e46d0d8eb230",
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+ "builtAt": "2026-09-22T03:36:10.481Z"
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  }
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "crewly",
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- "version": "1.20.79",
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+ "version": "1.20.80",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "Multi-agent orchestration platform for AI coding teams — coordinates Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex agents with a real-time web dashboard",
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  "workspaces": [