Reference for the Coworker file-queue automation system: task lifecycle, directory state machine, PowerShell workers, scheduler configuration, and operational conventions. Use when you need to understand how Coworker works or debug its behavior.
Browser automation for the user's Chrome browser. Use for browser tasks that require the user's cookies, logged-in sessions, existing tabs, extensions, or remote authenticated sites.
Drive a real Chromium browser through the tidesurf CLI or MCP tools. Use when a task needs live web browsing: reading pages as compact, token-efficient text with action IDs; clicking, typing, selecting, and scrolling elements by ID; taking screenshots of the full page, viewport, or one element; managing tabs; handling…
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