The plugin now ships everything a user needs to wire Chrome on their
host to workspaces inside Docker:
- host-bridge/cdp-proxy.cjs — rewrites the Host header so Chrome accepts
DevTools Protocol connections from container-originated traffic, and
forwards both HTTP (tab list, screenshots) and WebSocket upgrades.
- host-bridge/install-host-bridge.sh — one-command install on macOS
(launchd user agent) or Linux (systemd --user unit). `uninstall`
subcommand cleans up. No root required.
- skills/browser-automation/lib/connect.js — the mandatory helper
consumers already use; re-exported here so the plugin is self-contained.
- SKILL.md — documents the one-time host setup and the existing
defaultViewport:null + disconnect-not-close rules. The 2026-04-15
social-media-poster incident (3h debug chasing phantom "sessions
expired" errors on an 800x600 viewport) is captured inline.
Smoke-tested on macOS: install script registered the agent, proxy
listens on 0.0.0.0:9223, and a live workspace container
(ws-bee4d521-3d3) successfully reached Chrome via
host.docker.internal:9223.
This replaces ad-hoc per-user CDP proxies and makes the plugin
usable by any Molecule operator, not just the Reno Stars org.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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