ego-browserlisted

# ego-browser ego-browser exposes a real Chromium browser through a CLI-accessible Node.js runtime. Its preloaded `page`, `page.locator(...)`, `browser`, and `taskSpaces` facades follow Playwright-style names and call shapes; `taskSpaces`, `site`, `fetch`, and `cdp` provide ego-browser-specific capabilities. For setup, install, or connection problems, read `references/install.md`. Run browser work with the `Bash` tool as `ego-browser nodejs <<'EOF' ... EOF`. Put the JavaScript directly in the heredoc; do not create a `.js` file, import Playwright, launch another browser, or invent helper names. **A heredoc is only the JavaScript container; the Bash invocation is the execution round. Default to one Bash invocation for the whole browser task.** Each `await` is an internal operation, not a step boundary. Before launch, encode every predictable observation, action, wait, extraction, verification, and bounded alternative in the script. Use browser results immediately in JavaScript and keep adapting in-process until the task completes; do not exit merely to inspect intermediate output or plan the next action. Start another Bash command only for required user or external control, visual inspection that cannot happen in-process, or a process-level failure the script cannot recover from. **Choose the least-stateful reliable route before inspecting page controls.** When the task specifies an outcome or constraints but not a required interaction, prefer an already-correct state or