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- Line 85: Fix the payment-page assertion to check that page.payment_page is
present before evaluating either text match, grouping the “card” and “cc-”
checks together so a missing value produces an assertion failure rather than a
TypeError.
Review comments at @browser/wally_browser/decisions.py:
- Line 111: Update the request and response parsing flow in the method
containing `self._client.post` to catch `httpx` transport exceptions and
`ValueError` from `response.json()`, then re-raise them as `DecisionError`.
Ensure transport failures also pass through the existing retry loop.
Review comments at @browser/wally_browser/run.py:
- Around line 319-320: Update the `agent_task not in done` branch to cancel
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Review comments at @browser/wally_browser/text.py:
- Around line 24-31: Update FIELD_PROMPT to wrap the untrusted page title and
field label in distinct, clearly named delimiter tags, and instruct the model to
treat their contents as data rather than instructions.
Review comments at @src/commands/cmd_browser_use.rs:
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🟠 Major · Redact or omit page screenshots before sending decision requests. · agent.py:34-42
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRedact or omit page screenshots before sending decision requests.
On normal pages,
EveAgentplacesstate.screenshotinObservation.image.EvePolicythen includes it in every decision request, andDecisionClientsends it to the configured/decisionsendpoint. The pinned browser-use screenshot handler captures raw PNG pixels with CDP and performs no redaction. Sensitive values visible after profile or contact entry can therefore reach the decision service, bypassing the masking applied to textual labels.Redact sensitive pixels before creating
Observation, or omitimageuntil redaction is guaranteed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Remove the unguarded address-bar click. · agent.py:188-210
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRemove the unguarded address-bar click.
get_model_outputcalls_leave_the_address_barbefore payment and decision checks. The helper sendsmousePressedandmouseReleasedto the page viewport atx = Math.floor(window.innerWidth / 2)andy = Math.max(80, window.innerHeight - 40), or(400, 500)on evaluation failure.A control at that point can receive the click without
check_action. The guard explicitly states that coordinate actions are not checked. This can bypass the payment refusal or commit confirmation for a control at that location.Replace the mouse click with a non-activating page-focus operation. Do not replace it with another coordinate action.
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- Around line 34-42: Prevent unredacted page screenshots from reaching decision
requests: update _page_image and its Observation.image usage in EveAgent to omit
screenshots unless sensitive pixels are redacted before Observation is created.
Ensure raw screenshots are never forwarded to EvePolicy or DecisionClient.
- Around line 188-210: Update _leave_the_address_bar to remove the viewport
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32-47: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 TrivialThe CDP port gives full control of a persistent profile without authentication.
The code starts Chrome with
--remote-debugging-port=9334and a persistent~/.cache/wally-browser/chromeprofile. That profile keeps logins and cookies between runs. CDP has no authentication. Any local process that can reach 9334 can read cookies, run JavaScript, and bypass agent checks. Also, if another process already listens on 9334, the code still setsBU_CDP_URLto that port without checking that the listener is Chrome. Consider these changes:
- Pass
--remote-debugging-address=127.0.0.1explicitly.- Before you reuse the port, check that
/json/versionreports a Chrome that this command started.- Document that the profile keeps login sessions.
Based on learnings: "check that the port is either strictly loopback-bound with no other local processes trusted, or fronted by an authenticated proxy/bridge before production use".
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- Around line 18-26: Update suppress_repeated to count repeated actions only
within a recent history window, rather than across the entire run. Keep the
existing action-and-text grouping and filtering behavior; use the history
records’ page_changed status only if needed to preserve the intended rule that
page-changing uses should not contribute to suppression.
- Around line 122-138: Before `state["browser"].act` in the Agent execution
path, apply the existing payment and sensitive-field guard rules to the selected
`action`, including relevant autocomplete values, payment-control labels, and
dialog context; on a match, set the status to blocked and stop without calling
the browser. Add an end-to-end test exercising this Agent against the checkout
fixture.
Review comments at @browser/jev_ultrafast/model.py:
- Around line 367-370: Update parse_field_value and its fallback in the
value-selection flow so an explicit {"text": null} is distinguishable from an
unusable reply. Raise an error and do not call text_from_goal for explicit null;
retain the fallback for invalid JSON, empty strings, or other replies with no
usable value.
- Around line 135-138: Update the target-selection logic around best and
fallback so that when best is None it raises the existing ValueError instead of
assigning fallback. Ensure a target rejected in every chunk is never executed.
Review comments at @browser/pyproject.toml:
- Around line 7-20: Add a test extra to the project metadata in pyproject.toml,
declaring pytest so the documented uv sync --extra test command installs the
test runner.
Review comments at @browser/tests/test_policy.py:
- Line 10: The tests import modules that are absent from wally_browser and fail
during collection; remove or port them to the current jev_ultrafast
implementation. At browser/tests/test_policy.py lines 10-10, update the imports
and test coverage; at browser/tests/test_browser_lifecycle.py lines 9-9,
likewise remove or port the tests and imports.
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- Around line 32-47: In the Chrome startup flow around `listening()`, explicitly
bind the remote debugging interface to 127.0.0.1. Before reusing an existing CDP
port or setting `BU_CDP_URL`, verify that `/json/version` identifies the Chrome
instance started by this command; reject unverified listeners. Document that
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- Line 9: Update the sensitive-field check using SENSITIVE to exempt fields
identified by autocomplete="postal-code" before treating PIN as a credential;
keep refusing credential PIN fields.
- Around line 20-22: Expand sensitive-fill detection in the guard around
SENSITIVE.search and SENSITIVE_AUTOCOMPLETE: recognize expiration-month and
security-code labels, and parse autocomplete as whitespace-separated tokens so
valid forms such as cc-exp-month and billing cc-number are blocked before
browser.act receives text.
- Line 6: Update the refusal pattern in the guards module to recognize
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🟠 Major · Preserve autocomplete on observed actions. · snapshot.js:55-79
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve
autocompleteon observed actions.When a credit-card input has the accessible label
Numberandautocomplete="billing cc-number",snapshot.jsomits the autocomplete value.sensitive_fillthen permits the fill becauseNumberis not a sensitive label.Agent.commandgenerates text andbrowser.actinserts it. This is distinct from the label-based sensitive-field guard.Suggested fix
const base={node:identity(e),role:rname,label:name(e)||rname, rect:{x:r.x,y:r.y,w:r.width,h:r.height}}; + const autocomplete=e.getAttribute('autocomplete'); + if (autocomplete) base.autocomplete=autocomplete;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Reviewed as the base of #231. #166's own CI is green on e047c9a, but it targets main and ships the Python agent with the same safety gaps I proved on #231 (#231 (review)):
browser/jev_ultrafast/guards.pyuses the samePAY/SHORT_COMMITlists, so a lone Place your order, Buy or Book now on a page that charges a saved card is not refused.browser.pyactclicks, then sends select-all +Input.insertTextto whatever is focused, so a page that moves focus from a harmless field into a card field (same-origin, or a cross-origin iframe) gets the text there.
Please don't merge this to main on its own. Land it together with #231 once #231's guard fixes are in (it replaces the Python agent), or apply the same fixes here.
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Re-reviewed at ee3f16d, which now carries #231's Rust agent. My earlier concern (the Python guards) is resolved: the fixed agent held all nine of my payment/card probes, including the keydown and timer focus-steals (30 repeated runs, 0 leaks).
This is the first time the Rust agent has run in real CI (#231's base had none), and three things fail. All three come from #231's code: prompts.rs, chrome.rs, decide.rs and both browser test files don't exist at e047c9a, and #166's CI was green there.
1. Windows builds send CRLF prompts to the model (product bug). windows + windows-arm64: browser::decide::tests::the_request_matches_what_python_sent_for_the_recorded_page (decide.rs:730). The actual request has \r\n where the recording has \n, in 39 places. src/browser/prompts.rs include_str!s prompts/*.txt, and the Windows runner's core.autocrlf=true rewrites them on checkout. So a Windows-built wally would ship different prompts. Fix: src/browser/prompts/** text eol=lf (or -text) in .gitattributes, the same pattern already used for the contracts and goldens. The JS under src/browser/js/ is worth the same treatment.
2. Attaching to Chrome doesn't wait for DevTools to answer. windows 26/36 and windows-arm64 browser tests fail, plus 1 on linux (a_gateway_503_ends_the_run_with_one_line_after_retrying), all with browser-use stopped: no Chrome answered at http://127.0.0.1:<port>. The harness's Chrome::start returns as soon as DevToolsActivePort exists, and chrome.rs probes /json/version once (500 ms, no retry). Chrome can write the port file before the HTTP endpoint answers. Fix both: the harness should wait until /json/version answers, and the product's attach should retry for a few seconds. A person who has only just opened Chrome hits the same race.
3. The cross-origin card frame never loads on Windows (pattern_a_card_field_in_a_cross_origin_iframe_is_out_of_reach, probe_a_keydown_handler_cannot_pull_text_into_a_cross_origin_card_frame, …: the card iframe never loaded). The frame URL uses localhost:<port> but the site listens on 127.0.0.1 only. Windows commonly resolves localhost to ::1 first. Likely fix: bind the site on both, or use another 127.0.0.0/8 name for the cross-origin host. (Inferred from the logs, not reproduced here.)
linux-arm64 is green, and macOS was still running when I wrote this.
If #166 merged as is: main has no required status checks, so it could merge with these red. Then every later PR's windows/windows-arm64 CI would fail deterministically (failures 1 and 3), linux would be flaky (failure 2), and a Windows release would ship the CRLF prompts. Please get CI green on all platforms first.
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P2: `Chrome::start` can leave an orphaned Chrome process when either readiness timeout fires. Keep the child behind a cleanup guard or explicitly kill and wait before panicking on startup failure, otherwise a failed test can interfere with later browser tests.</violation>
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P3: This generated binding parses the OpenAI error `code` and `type` as closed enums, so an unknown value fails the whole error body. AGENTS.md exempts those two fields from strict parsing, but the generator has no such exemption, so the same behavior comes back on every regeneration. Nothing calls `OpenAIError` from this module yet, so fix the exemption in `generate_console_binding.py` before anything starts using it.</violation>
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P2: The comment claims nothing runs between the focus check and `Input.insertText`, but they are two separate CDP calls. The page can run a task in that gap and move focus into a card or password field after the check passes. Correct the comment, or make the check and the insert atomic before relying on it as a safety guarantee.</violation>
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P2: These probes can pass when the agent fails before evaluating the dangerous control, so they do not verify that the safety guard caused the stop. Assert the expected refusal reason, and apply the same check to the other negative probes, instead of only checking the exit code.</violation>
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P2: The return value of this selection is ignored, and it selects `node` while the text goes to whichever element holds focus after the click. If the page moved focus to another field, that field keeps its old value and the text is appended to it. Check the result in `page.rs` and refuse when it is not `true`, or select the element that actually holds focus.</violation>
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P2: The autocomplete wait can end on suggestions left over from the previous query. A listbox that is already open on focus stays visible after `insertText`, so the visible-option check passes after two frames, before the new suggestions arrive. Compare the option set before the insert, or wait for an option that was not there before the input.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/browser/text.rs:230">
P2: This inference call is built from hand-written serde structs, but the repo's P0 rule requires a pinned OpenAPI contract and generated bindings for Wally-owned inference HTTP calls. Either add the operation to the contract with a conformance test, or record in the PR why this route is exempt.</violation>
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<file name="src/browser/mod.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/browser/mod.rs:271">
P2: The model-call budget counts only `choose` calls, while fills, goal fallbacks, and finalist rounds make additional gateway calls. Count those calls too or define and report a decision-only budget.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/browser/mod.rs:417">
P2: The goal-string fallback discards a valid sole value. Return the only extracted option directly instead of requiring two choices.</violation>
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<file name="contracts/generate_console_binding.py">
<violation number="1" location="contracts/generate_console_binding.py:93">
P2: The free-form mapping loses the contract's allowed JSON kinds: `SystemOneState` and all `SystemOneText*` schemas reject null, but generated `from_json` accepts every `serde_json::Value`. Preserve the allowed-kind validation, permitting null only for `SystemOneGuidance`.</violation>
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@sanchitmonga22 Your triage and cubic's review are addressed in 77d8542. Your four:
Both new probes fail against the guard at b5e576d and pass now. Every probe now also requires the guard's "refused" message, so a probe can't pass on an unrelated failure. Cubic, fixed:
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<file name="src/app.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/app.rs:128">
P3: The comment above `register_browser_use` is now wrong: `browser-use` is in a --help section. Remove the "Not in a --help section yet" line, or the comment will mislead the next reader.</violation>
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<file name="src/browser/words.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/browser/words.rs:9">
P2: This comment understates the limitation. Untabulated marks also break the match when they sit directly before a guard word, and the limit applies to any guard phrase, not only ASCII ones. Reword it to say the marks matter adjacent to a guard word on either side.</violation>
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<file name="src/commands/cmd_browser_use.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/commands/cmd_browser_use.rs:150">
P3: The new jev-latest gate and the `--json` refusal have no test. Add a case in tests/test_wally_browser.rs that runs `browser-use -m jev-latest --start-url https://example.com task` with no env and asserts exit 2 and the `jev-latest is served by another gateway` message. Add a second case that passes `--json` and asserts exit 2 with `browser-use has no --json output`.</violation>
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<file name="src/browser/page.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/browser/page.rs:201">
P3: The doc on `open` is now wrong. `wait_left_blank()` can take up to 10 s before the 15 s `wait_loaded()` wait, so update the doc to say up to 25 s in total.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/browser/page.rs:590">
P3: This adds a second days-in-month and leap-year rule, duplicating the one in `parse_rfc3339` in `src/account/usage_requests.rs`. Move it into `crate::util` as a shared helper such as `days_in_month(year, month)` and call it from both places, so the calendar rule has one implementation.</violation>
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| //! property. The common combining blocks are excluded below, so "pay" followed | ||
| //! by U+0345 still ends at a word boundary. Marks inside Indic and other | ||
| //! script blocks (vowel signs such as U+0903) are not tabulated here; they | ||
| //! only matter right after an ASCII guard word. |
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P2: This comment understates the limitation. Untabulated marks also break the match when they sit directly before a guard word, and the limit applies to any guard phrase, not only ASCII ones. Reword it to say the marks matter adjacent to a guard word on either side.
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<comment>This comment understates the limitation. Untabulated marks also break the match when they sit directly before a guard word, and the limit applies to any guard phrase, not only ASCII ones. Reword it to say the marks matter adjacent to a guard word on either side.</comment>
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@@ -1,9 +1,21 @@
+//! property. The common combining blocks are excluded below, so "pay" followed
+//! by U+0345 still ends at a word boundary. Marks inside Indic and other
+//! script blocks (vowel signs such as U+0903) are not tabulated here; they
+//! only matter right after an ASCII guard word.
+
+fn combining_mark(ch: char) -> bool {
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| //! only matter right after an ASCII guard word. | |
| //! only matter adjacent to a guard word, on either side. |
| }, | ||
| Section { | ||
| group: "Browser", | ||
| names: &["browser-use"], |
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P3: The comment above register_browser_use is now wrong: browser-use is in a --help section. Remove the "Not in a --help section yet" line, or the comment will mislead the next reader.
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<comment>The comment above `register_browser_use` is now wrong: `browser-use` is in a --help section. Remove the "Not in a --help section yet" line, or the comment will mislead the next reader.</comment>
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@@ -123,6 +123,10 @@ pub fn configure_app(app: &mut App) {
},
+ Section {
+ group: "Browser",
+ names: &["browser-use"],
+ },
Section {
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| let gateway = match gateway_override() { | ||
| Some(gateway) => gateway, | ||
| // No RunAnywhere route serves jev-latest: say so before Chrome opens. | ||
| None if request.decision_model == JEV_MODEL => { |
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P3: The new jev-latest gate and the --json refusal have no test. Add a case in tests/test_wally_browser.rs that runs browser-use -m jev-latest --start-url https://example.com task with no env and asserts exit 2 and the jev-latest is served by another gateway message. Add a second case that passes --json and asserts exit 2 with browser-use has no --json output.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At src/commands/cmd_browser_use.rs, line 150:
<comment>The new jev-latest gate and the `--json` refusal have no test. Add a case in tests/test_wally_browser.rs that runs `browser-use -m jev-latest --start-url https://example.com task` with no env and asserts exit 2 and the `jev-latest is served by another gateway` message. Add a second case that passes `--json` and asserts exit 2 with `browser-use has no --json output`.</comment>
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@@ -146,6 +146,14 @@ fn hosted_session(request: &Request) -> Option<Gateway> {
let gateway = match gateway_override() {
Some(gateway) => gateway,
+ // No RunAnywhere route serves jev-latest: say so before Chrome opens.
+ None if request.decision_model == JEV_MODEL => {
+ out::error_line(
+ "jev-latest is served by another gateway: set WALLY_BROWSER_API_BASE and \
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| }; | ||
| browser.prepare_tab()?; | ||
| browser.call("Page.navigate", json!({"url": url}))?; | ||
| browser.wait_left_blank(); |
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P3: The doc on open is now wrong. wait_left_blank() can take up to 10 s before the 15 s wait_loaded() wait, so update the doc to say up to 25 s in total.
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<comment>The doc on `open` is now wrong. `wait_left_blank()` can take up to 10 s before the 15 s `wait_loaded()` wait, so update the doc to say up to 25 s in total.</comment>
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@@ -198,6 +198,7 @@ impl<W: Wire> CdpBrowser<W> {
};
browser.prepare_tab()?;
browser.call("Page.navigate", json!({"url": url}))?;
+ browser.wait_left_blank();
browser.wait_loaded();
browser.known_tabs = browser.page_tabs()?.into_iter().map(|tab| tab.0).collect();
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| } | ||
| let year: u32 = parts[0].parse().unwrap_or(0); | ||
| let month: u32 = parts[1].parse().unwrap_or(0); | ||
| let leap = |
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P3: This adds a second days-in-month and leap-year rule, duplicating the one in parse_rfc3339 in src/account/usage_requests.rs. Move it into crate::util as a shared helper such as days_in_month(year, month) and call it from both places, so the calendar rule has one implementation.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At src/browser/page.rs, line 590:
<comment>This adds a second days-in-month and leap-year rule, duplicating the one in `parse_rfc3339` in `src/account/usage_requests.rs`. Move it into `crate::util` as a shared helper such as `days_in_month(year, month)` and call it from both places, so the calendar rule has one implementation.</comment>
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@@ -570,13 +576,26 @@ pub fn date_value_fits(kind: &str, value: &str) -> bool {
+ }
+ let year: u32 = parts[0].parse().unwrap_or(0);
+ let month: u32 = parts[1].parse().unwrap_or(0);
+ let leap =
+ (year.is_multiple_of(4) && !year.is_multiple_of(100)) || year.is_multiple_of(400);
+ let days = match month {
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wally browser-use: a browser agent that does a web task in Chrome and stops before any payment. A decision model chooses each step from the controls on the page. Code executes it and decides what may never be clicked or typed.It needs only the wally binary and Chrome: no Python, no
uv. The loop is Jev Ultrafast's, ported to Rust insrc/browser/. This PR includes #231 (the Rust port) and #232 (more sites).How it works
snapshot.jsreads the page in one call: visible text and every control. That covers open shadow roots, same-origin iframes, inner scroll areas, native date inputs and button-shapeddivs./systemonerequest asks the model for the next operation (click, type, select, scroll, done) and its target. The request type is generated from the pinned contract (createSystemOne).Safety (in code, not the model)
How it's tested
Offline, no network or key. The unit tests, plus 49 integration tests that run the real binary in headless Chrome against a local site and a fake model that always reaches for the riskiest control. 14 probes must end with a guard refusal and no
paidortyped_cardevent.Live with
jev-lateston the Experiential gateway. Keep the key in your own shell:CI
All jobs, including windows and windows-arm64, passed on b5e576d.
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--chrome attach.Summary by cubic
Adds
wally browser-use, an eve-driven browser agent that completes a web task in Chrome and stops before any payment, and raiseswally decisions' choice limit from 26 to 255 options. Decision models stay refused on chat surfaces so they never route to text generation.New Features
charge), price-only buttons, and card/CVV/OTP/UPI fields are never acted on or typed into, while postal PIN codes stay fillable as address fields. Book/confirm/reserve verbs need the person's yes, coordinate clicks are refused, dialogs are dismissed, and bot checks hand the window to the person.Written for commit 77d8542. Summary will update on new commits.
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