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Enables AI agents to browse and interact with web pages through a persistent headless Chromium session, returning compact structured page orientations and letting agents query specific elements, forms, and content only when needed. This keeps token usage far below full accessibility-tree snapshots while still supporting navigation, clicking, typing, screenshots, tabs, and network/console monitoring.

Enables AI coding tools to share a local, user-owned identity and knowledge layer — preferences, quality bar, lessons, decisions, and project context — across MCP-compatible clients, with proposals reviewed, overridable, and previewable before being sent.