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browser-use

Control the user's existing signed-in Chrome: callable Codex Chrome plugin first, then OpenClaw extension-backed mcporter, with direct DevTools attachment only as a last fallback.

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# Browser Use

Control the user's existing real Chrome profile, especially for login-dependent work and live UI verification.

## Route

1. Use the Codex `Chrome` or `Chrome [Internal]` plugin when it is callable in
   the active session. Installed on disk is not enough.
2. Otherwise prefer the OpenClaw extension-backed mcporter route.
3. Use legacy direct DevTools attachment only as the explicit last fallback.

For mcporter, the MCP call remains the agent-facing control interface. The
OpenClaw extension is the transport underneath it, not a separate tool. Set
`chromeDevtoolsRelay: "require"` on the canonical global Chrome server definition