Add manage_replays to default browser toolset - #5
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Summary
Kernel's hosted MCP server now ships a dedicated
manage_replaystool for session-scoped video recording (start / stop / list). This adds it to the extension's defaulttools.allowlist so consumers get replay recording out of the box, alongside the existing session, Playwright, computer-control, auth, profile, and proxy tools.manage_replaysrecords a browser session as an MP4: start once, run the automation, stop — rather than recording each action separately. It's read/write but not destructive, so it fits the default autonomous toolset without an approval gate.Changes
extension/connections/browser.ts— addmanage_replaysto the defaulttools.allow.README.md— documentmanage_replaysin "What you get" and add it to the full connection-override example.Testing
npx tscpasses.eve extension build) requires Node 24; this environment has Node 22, so it wasn't run here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Note
Low Risk
Documentation and default tool allowlist only; no auth or core browser logic changes, with modest extra API surface for recording on paid plans.
Overview
Enables session video replay recording by default for mounted Kernel browser connections.
manage_replaysis added to the defaulttools.allowinextension/connections/browser.ts, so agents can start/stop/list MP4 session recordings without a connection override. README documents the tool under “What you get” (paid Kernel plan) and includes it in the full override example.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit b59b67e. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.