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Doctor's job is browser-bridge health diagnosis. The `--no-live` flag let users skip the connectivity probe (= the core diagnostic), and `--sessions` listed automation sessions (a separate concern not part of health). Both flags accreted features that violated the command's first-principles purpose. Cleanup chain (removing dead code surfaced by the flag removal): - `--no-live` / `--sessions` flags removed from `opencli doctor` - `DoctorOptions.live` / `DoctorOptions.sessions` removed - `DoctorReport.sessions` removed - `[SKIP] Connectivity` render branch removed (always-live now) - `listSessions()` removed (only consumer was doctor) - `'sessions'` action removed from daemon-client protocol type - `BrowserSessionInfo` type removed (no remaining consumers) - extension `handleSessions` action handler removed (1.0.12) - extension test "reports sessions per session" removed - `OPENCLI_BROWSER_IDLE_TIMEOUT` test rewired to 'cookies' action Verification: - root typecheck + extension typecheck pass - doctor.test.ts 17/17 pass - extension/background.test.ts 49/49 pass - typed-error-lint 189/189 baseline - silent-column-drop 103/103 baseline - build + extension build green
OpenCLI Browser Bridge Extension
The extension connects Chrome tabs to the local OpenCLI daemon. It uses Chrome extension APIs only as a transport and browser-control layer for explicit CLI commands.
Permission Notes
debugger: sends CDP commands to OpenCLI-controlled or bound tabs.tabs/tabGroups: manages the dedicated OpenCLI automation container and reports selected tab metadata back to the CLI.cookies: reads cookies for browser-backed adapters that need authenticated fetches.downloads: surfaces download lifecycle toopencli browser wait download. The extension observes started / in-progress / completed / failed downloads so the CLI can wait for a file triggered by an automation command. OpenCLI filters by the command's filename/URL pattern and timeout, and does not modify, redirect, or persist browser download history.
Suggested Chrome Web Store justification for downloads:
This extension uses
chrome.downloadsto surface download lifecycle (started / in-progress / completed / failed) to the OpenCLI command-line tool, so agents can wait for downloads triggered during an automation workflow. The command filters by a user-provided filename or URL pattern and timeout. We do not modify, redirect, or persist user download history.