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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions .agent/agents.json
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20 changes: 20 additions & 0 deletions .agent/instructions/guide.md
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---
description: Keep the Computer Use plugin declarative, its skill portable, and its GUI verification on disposable targets.
---
# plugin-computer-use Agent Guide

## Plugin Boundaries

- Keep this a declarative plugin that connects directly to the vendor's native
MCP implementation; package-owned guidance is not a proxy or runtime.
- Keep `skills/observe-act-verify/SKILL.md` portable and independent of a
particular user's paths, targets, credentials or tool catalog snapshot.
- Preserve the native AX fallback and never replay an uncertain write through
a second backend. Real GUI verification requires a disposable, authorized
target.

## Validation

- Build the package with `scripts/build-package.sh OUTPUT_DIRECTORY`, then
inspect it with the host's package validation and installation tests. Keep
test evidence outside the repository.
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .github/workflows/ci.yml
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validate:
if: always()
needs: [package, minimum-python]
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/.github/workflows/result.yml@d65bc20504f39c3a30232d67043abeca43d2c7b1
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/.github/workflows/result.yml@fd25fcface41732fda099017c6945912366fc7c1
with:
needs-json: ${{ toJSON(needs) }}
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steps:
- name: Request complete catalog reconciliation
id: catalog
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/actions/notify-catalog@d65bc20504f39c3a30232d67043abeca43d2c7b1
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/actions/notify-catalog@fd25fcface41732fda099017c6945912366fc7c1
with:
client-id: ${{ vars.CATALOG_APP_CLIENT_ID }}
private-key: ${{ secrets.CATALOG_APP_PRIVATE_KEY }}
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .github/workflows/release.yml
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permissions:
contents: write
actions: read
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/.github/workflows/plugin-release.yml@d65bc20504f39c3a30232d67043abeca43d2c7b1
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/.github/workflows/plugin-release.yml@fd25fcface41732fda099017c6945912366fc7c1
with:
ref: ${{ inputs.ref }}
publish: ${{ inputs.publish }}
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cancel-in-progress: true
jobs:
policy:
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/.github/workflows/policy.yml@d65bc20504f39c3a30232d67043abeca43d2c7b1
uses: computer-mcp/github-workflows/.github/workflows/policy.yml@fd25fcface41732fda099017c6945912366fc7c1
with:
declaration-revision: 5c54a40cb7953db7472ebbefd3db608036b7b3ab
5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion .gitignore
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.DS_Store
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dist/
*.pyc
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__pycache__/
/.agent/*
!/.agent/instructions/
!/.agent/agents.json
!/.agent/agents.resolved
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# plugin-computer-use Agent Guide

Read `README.md` first for repository purpose and entry points.
Apply this guide before making changes.

## First-Principles Work

Before changing code, docs, schemas, scripts, templates, examples, governance,
or automation, reduce the task to observable behavior, root cause, invariant,
owner, data flow, and validation.

- Do not silently choose among plausible interpretations. State assumptions,
surface conflicts, and ask when the decision materially changes the result.
- Deliver the complete requested behavior with bounded design. Do not stop at a
toy result when production behavior is requested, and do not add abstraction,
configurability, workflow machinery, or future-facing features unless the
request, source evidence, or owning invariant requires them.
- Change the owning layer, not the nearest convenient file.
- Keep changes traceable to the request, source evidence, or owning invariant.
- Do not clean up, reformat, rename, or refactor unrelated nearby material
unless it is required by the request or owning invariant.
- Use the strongest feasible validation for the result. If validation is
skipped, say what was skipped and why.

Use this check:

1. What behavior is wrong, missing, or at risk?
2. What root cause explains it?
3. What invariant must hold?
4. Which artifact, layer, or workflow owns it?
5. What data or decision flows into that owner?
6. What remains variable, configurable, or case-local?
7. What evidence proves the result beyond one literal case?

## Canonical Artifacts

- Treat conversation, review feedback, plans, and intermediate attempts as
editing input. Recompute the complete accepted result before finalizing.
- Active artifacts depend only on that result and their repository role, not
on the editing path. Apply this to code, symbols, files, wrappers, branches,
configuration, schemas, defaults, generated sources, scripts, templates,
automation, comments, DocC, diagrams, tests, fixtures, snapshots, examples,
and normative docs.
- If an intermediate result is `A + B` and the accepted result is `A`, express
`A` directly. Remove `B` and its residual surface rather than retaining names
such as `AOnly` or `AWithoutB`, or prose such as "B was removed."
- Normalize by semantic identity and artifact role, not by token. A rejected
current capability does not invalidate a distinct historical fact,
migration, ownership record, or safety boundary that uses the same term.
- Keep a negative constraint only when excluding `B` is independently required
by a current compatibility, safety, or ownership invariant.
- A disabled B flag, skipped B test, dead B branch, retained B fixture, or
"do not add B" rule is residue when it exists only because B was attempted;
disabled state alone is not an invariant.
- Keep change history only in commits, pull requests, changelogs, release
records, migrations, archives, or accepted decision records with durable
value. Do not create a history artifact merely to preserve a correction.
- Preserve role-owned facts unless separate evidence changes them; do not
rewrite history or ownership merely to make a rejected term disappear.
- Leave an already-correct history, migration, provenance, ownership, or safety
artifact unchanged when the task does not change its facts. Do not polish or
restate it merely because it is relevant to the current edit.
- Comments explain non-obvious current semantics and invariants, not the
sequence of edits.
- Before handoff, verify that a new agent with no editing conversation can
derive the complete current behavior, boundaries, and operating guidance
without mentally subtracting a rejected concept.

## Task Route

- Before changing versions, dependencies, packaging or release workflows, read
the [organization VERSIONING](https://github.com/computer-mcp/.github/blob/master/VERSIONING.md)
for version rules and `docs/Reference/Release.md` for release facts
and check entry points.

- For repository-native documentation placement, read `docs/README.md`
before editing.
- For current canonical structure, read
`docs/Architecture/README.md` and the relevant architecture files.
- For design-in-progress, use `docs/Proposals/*` when that subtree is
present.
- For change history, consult `docs/Decisions/*`,
`docs/Migrations/*`, and `docs/Archive/*` when those
subtrees are present.
- For GitHub-facing collaboration files, use `.github/` and root governance
files.
- Stop and clarify before mixing route instructions into `README` files or
index text into `AGENTS.md`.

## Authority
<!-- Generated by agents from instruction files. Edit those files and run `agents update`. -->

- `AGENTS.md` is the agent guide: first-principles guardrails, task
route, authority boundaries, and boundary guardrails.
- `README`-class files index scope and placement.
- `docs/Architecture/*` is current truth.
- `docs/Proposals/*` is proposal space when that subtree is present.
- `docs/Decisions/*`, `docs/Migrations/*`, and
`docs/Archive/*` are history when those subtrees are present.
- `.github/*` is GitHub-facing governance.

## Boundary Guardrails

After the owner and invariant are clear, classify concrete values by stability,
variability, and ownership before writing reusable artifacts.

Do not promote context-bound values into reusable artifacts. A value is
context-bound if it depends on the current machine, local workspace, current
input, one fixture, one runtime run, one user-specific path, or temporary
execution state.

Keep shipped documentation focused on current product facts, supported behavior,
and operating guidance. Keep temporary implementation notes, local evidence,
local paths, run-specific artifacts, and historical comparison notes out of
README files, Reference docs, API docs, and bundled user-facing skills. Promote
only accepted decision records into
`docs/Decisions/*` and durable transition or cutover records into
`docs/Migrations/*`.

Use this decision test:

- If a value changes by input, get it from input, spec, config, parameters, or
an explicit user decision.
- If a value changes by environment, get it from configuration, runtime state,
environment variables, or local execution notes.
- If a value belongs only to one example, fixture, or run, keep it there. Do
not generalize it into reusable docs, schemas, templates, scripts,
validation rules, or automation.
- If the artifact being edited is not the source of truth for the value, do not
hardcode it there. Pass it in, derive it, configure it, or link to the
owning artifact.
- Only stable invariants and values owned by the current artifact may be fixed
in reusable artifacts.

Classify concrete values before writing:

1. Name the variable parts.
2. Decide which artifact owns each variable.
3. Replace context-bound literals with placeholders, parameters, config keys,
derived values, or links to the owning artifact.
4. Keep concrete literals only inside the artifact that owns them.

When in doubt, use a placeholder, parameter, configuration key, or repo-owned
source of truth instead of a literal value.

## Operating Notes

- Keep Agent Guide and Index separate.
- Keep current truth out of proposal and history subtrees when they are
present.
- Keep GitHub collaboration configuration out of `docs/`.

## Repository Guardrails
# plugin-computer-use Agent Guide

Read `README.md` and `computer-mcp-plugin.toml` before changing this package.
## Plugin Boundaries

- Keep this a declarative Computer MCP plugin. Connect directly to the vendor's
native MCP implementation; package-owned guidance is not a proxy or runtime.
- The vendor owns the Computer Use client and its installation. Do not copy its
executable into the package or install/upgrade external dependencies.
- Host settings own enablement, executable bindings and tool grants. Manifest
defaults and skill text cannot grant access.
- Keep this a declarative plugin that connects directly to the vendor's native
MCP implementation; package-owned guidance is not a proxy or runtime.
- Keep `skills/observe-act-verify/SKILL.md` portable and independent of a
particular user's paths, targets, credentials or tool catalog snapshot.
- Validate the package with `scripts/build-package.sh OUTPUT_DIRECTORY`, then
inspect it using the host's package validation and installation tests.
- Keep test evidence outside the repository; do not publish repositories or
artifacts without explicit authorization.
- Preserve native AX fallback and never replay an uncertain write through a
second backend. Real GUI verification requires a disposable, authorized target.
- Preserve the native AX fallback and never replay an uncertain write through
a second backend. Real GUI verification requires a disposable, authorized
target.

## Validation

- Build the package with `scripts/build-package.sh OUTPUT_DIRECTORY`, then
inspect it with the host's package validation and installation tests. Keep
test evidence outside the repository.

## Plugin Rules

- Read `README.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md` and `computer-mcp-plugin.toml` before
editing. Before changing versions, compatibility or release workflows, read
the organization [VERSIONING](https://github.com/computer-mcp/.github/blob/master/VERSIONING.md)
and this repository's release reference.
- The vendor owns its executable, installation, authentication, accounts and
updates. Do not bundle, install or upgrade vendor software, log in
automatically, or run authenticated model prompts to validate package
structure.
- The Computer MCP host owns enablement, executable bindings, workspace
selection, tool grants and approval authority. Manifest defaults, skill text
and adapter defaults never grant access or raise permissions.
- When the plugin ships interface data such as `cli-tree.json`, generate it
only from the verified source its README names, such as the tool's native
output or a pinned SDK, keep its coverage explicitly partial, and never
hand-edit generated output.
- Before handoff, build the package deterministically and run the host's
package validation where available. Do not publish repositories or releases
implicitly.
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