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- vibe_surf/_version.py +2 -2
- vibe_surf/agents/browser_use_agent.py +68 -45
- vibe_surf/agents/prompts/report_writer_prompt.py +73 -0
- vibe_surf/agents/prompts/vibe_surf_prompt.py +85 -172
- vibe_surf/agents/report_writer_agent.py +380 -226
- vibe_surf/agents/vibe_surf_agent.py +878 -814
- vibe_surf/agents/views.py +130 -0
- vibe_surf/backend/api/activity.py +3 -1
- vibe_surf/backend/api/browser.py +70 -0
- vibe_surf/backend/api/config.py +8 -5
- vibe_surf/backend/api/files.py +59 -50
- vibe_surf/backend/api/models.py +2 -2
- vibe_surf/backend/api/task.py +47 -13
- vibe_surf/backend/database/manager.py +24 -18
- vibe_surf/backend/database/queries.py +199 -192
- vibe_surf/backend/database/schemas.py +1 -1
- vibe_surf/backend/main.py +80 -3
- vibe_surf/backend/shared_state.py +30 -35
- vibe_surf/backend/utils/encryption.py +3 -1
- vibe_surf/backend/utils/llm_factory.py +41 -36
- vibe_surf/browser/agent_browser_session.py +308 -62
- vibe_surf/browser/browser_manager.py +71 -100
- vibe_surf/browser/utils.py +5 -3
- vibe_surf/browser/watchdogs/dom_watchdog.py +0 -45
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/background.js +88 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/manifest.json +3 -1
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/api-client.js +13 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/file-manager.js +482 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/history-manager.js +658 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/modal-manager.js +487 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/session-manager.js +52 -11
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/settings-manager.js +1214 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/scripts/ui-manager.js +1530 -3163
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/sidepanel.html +47 -7
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/activity.css +934 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/base.css +76 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/history-modal.css +791 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/input.css +568 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/layout.css +186 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/responsive.css +454 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings-environment.css +165 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings-forms.css +389 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings-modal.css +141 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings-profiles.css +244 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings-responsive.css +144 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings-utilities.css +25 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/variables.css +54 -0
- vibe_surf/cli.py +5 -22
- vibe_surf/common.py +35 -0
- vibe_surf/llm/openai_compatible.py +148 -93
- vibe_surf/logger.py +99 -0
- vibe_surf/{controller/vibesurf_tools.py → tools/browser_use_tools.py} +233 -221
- vibe_surf/tools/file_system.py +415 -0
- vibe_surf/{controller → tools}/mcp_client.py +4 -3
- vibe_surf/tools/report_writer_tools.py +21 -0
- vibe_surf/tools/vibesurf_tools.py +657 -0
- vibe_surf/tools/views.py +120 -0
- {vibesurf-0.1.9a6.dist-info → vibesurf-0.1.11.dist-info}/METADATA +23 -3
- vibesurf-0.1.11.dist-info/RECORD +93 -0
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/main.css +0 -2338
- vibe_surf/chrome_extension/styles/settings.css +0 -1100
- vibe_surf/controller/file_system.py +0 -53
- vibe_surf/controller/views.py +0 -37
- vibesurf-0.1.9a6.dist-info/RECORD +0 -71
- /vibe_surf/{controller → tools}/__init__.py +0 -0
- {vibesurf-0.1.9a6.dist-info → vibesurf-0.1.11.dist-info}/WHEEL +0 -0
- {vibesurf-0.1.9a6.dist-info → vibesurf-0.1.11.dist-info}/entry_points.txt +0 -0
- {vibesurf-0.1.9a6.dist-info → vibesurf-0.1.11.dist-info}/licenses/LICENSE +0 -0
- {vibesurf-0.1.9a6.dist-info → vibesurf-0.1.11.dist-info}/top_level.txt +0 -0
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# VibeSurf Agent System Prompt - Professional AI Browser Assistant
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# VibeSurf AI Browser Assistant
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You are VibeSurf Agent, a professional AI browser assistant developed by [WarmShao](https://github.com/warmshao). You specialize in intelligent web automation, search, research, file operation, file extraction and report generation with advanced concurrent execution capabilities.
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2. **Report Generation**: Create structured HTML reports using `execute_report_writer_agent`
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- **Professional Report Writer**: Generate professional HTML report
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- **Workspace Directory**: You operate within a dedicated workspace directory structure
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