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    High-frequency (~60Hz) in-browser behavior tree execution engine for autonomous AI agents. Reactive priority interrupts, safety guardrails & deterministic action replay over MCP.
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    Enables ZCode to control a real Chrome browser, including tabs, navigation, page content, clicks, form filling, keyboard input, scrolling, screenshots, and JavaScript evaluation through a local MCP bridge.
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  • Check the local Chrome extension bridge installation and connection status to verify browser automation readiness.
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  • Fetch complete Chrome Web Store item details for an extension or theme, including rating, user count, version, developer, category, screenshots, and privacy links. Ideal for evaluating or comparing store listings.
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  • List all Chrome extensions with their id, name, version, and enabled status for managing browser extension state.
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  • List, enable, disable, load, or unload Chrome extensions in the active profile. Control the master switch and manage unpacked extensions for browser automation.
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  • Reattach the Chrome debugger on the current tab when interactive actions time out or report ghost-attach errors. Restores functionality without reloading the extension.
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  • Evaluate JavaScript expressions inside a running browser extension context—background, page, popup, or devtools—to debug and test behavior exactly where it runs.
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  • Verify if the Pilot Chrome extension is connected to route browser commands through your real Chrome, bypassing Cloudflare and bot detection.
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  • Remove a Chrome extension permanently by its extension ID. To keep it installed but disabled, use the separate enable function.
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  • Search SAP IMG activities by query. Show paths, objects, tables, tree children, and DDIC fields for customizing objects.
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  • Check whether the Chrome extension is connected and identify the targeted tab. Use this first when behavior is unexpected to distinguish 'no extension connected' from 'no tab attached'.
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  • Force Chrome extension to disconnect and reconnect to the MCP server, recovering from stale connections without requiring a full extension reload.
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