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app-permissions
How to enable browser feature permissions (camera, microphone, geolocation, screen capture, clipboard, wake-lock) that the framework's default Permissions-Policy header blocks. Use when the app must access a device or browser capability that is silently failing.
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# App Permissions — Enabling Browser Features
## Rule
When the app needs a browser feature that the default `Permissions-Policy`
disables, re-enable it for first-party use in
`server/plugins/permission-policy.ts` — change only the directive the feature
needs, never weaken the others, and never edit the `@agent-native/*` framework
package.
## Why
There are **two independent layers** between the app and a device capability, and
this skill only touches the first one: