Description
Add explicit browser policy controls so users can decide how aggressively CCS-managed browser tooling is exposed to model runtimes.
Recent feedback shows that some users do not want browser tooling available by default because it can trigger unwanted browser-tool calls and unnecessary token spend.
Goals
- Add browser policy controls on the CLI surface first
- Keep the first iteration focused on runtime availability/control, not setup
- Follow with dashboard controls later after the CLI behavior is stable
Scope
Phase 1:
- CLI-first browser policy controls
- cover both Claude Browser Attach and Codex browser tooling where relevant
- make the policy explicit and user-controlled
Phase 2:
- dashboard parity for the same browser policy controls
- status/help/docs updates once the CLI contract is settled
Notes
Description
Add explicit browser policy controls so users can decide how aggressively CCS-managed browser tooling is exposed to model runtimes.
Recent feedback shows that some users do not want browser tooling available by default because it can trigger unwanted browser-tool calls and unnecessary token spend.
Goals
Scope
Phase 1:
Phase 2:
Notes