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omh-browser

[omh] Browser login, click, or form task: policy overlay for browser tasks - add auth, confirmation, and observed-trace gates after preferring the native browser for ordinary URL, click, login, and form actions. Use when the user says: browser-operator, browser operator, browser task, browser operation, browser automation, browser session, webpage operation, web page operation.

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# Browser Operator

This is a Hermes-native `browser-operator` workflow skill.

## Why This Exists

`browser-operator` exists because native browser tools act on a live page with no scope, sign-in boundary, or trace requirement of their own: it fixes the URL, allowed actions, and stop condition, sends sign-ins and saved cards to Hermes' credential vault so secrets never pass through chat, and counts only observed page evidence.

## Do Not Use When

- An ordinary read of a public page with no sign-in, form, or purchase; use the native browser tools directly unless OMH's browser adapter bridge is enabled, which blocks them.
- The question is whether a page looks right at each viewport; use `omh-visual-qa`.
- A web lookup or a cited answer rather than an interaction with a page; use `omh-web-research`.
- A page step that moves money -- a checkout, a payment, a booking deposit, a top-up; use `omh-spend-gate`, which shows the pre-spend card and takes the person's typed yes even when Hermes prompts on its own.