architecture/adrs/ADR-0014-assistant-presence-attention-human-surface.md

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 ## Non-goals
 
-- No Gmail, MCP, Codex Bridge, browser automation, mobile app, voice, or self-extension loop.
+- No Gmail, MCP, Codex Bridge, mobile app, voice, or self-extension loop. Browser automation is allowed only under ADR-0019 as bounded read-only observation; it is not a human-surface command or mutation channel.
 - No new canonical owner.
 - No generic scheduler/event-bus/autonomous-agent loop.
 - No new third-party dependency.

architecture/adrs/ADR-0015-human-response-continuation-semantics.md

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 ## Non-goals
 
-- No Codex Bridge, Gmail, MCP, voice, mobile, browser automation, self-extension loop, or generalized orchestration.
+- No Codex Bridge, Gmail, MCP, voice, mobile, self-extension loop, or generalized orchestration. Browser observation may be used only through the bounded read-only capability defined by ADR-0019 and cannot continue or mutate a response target.
 - No universal object ontology.
 - No reminder-specific parallel subsystem.
 

architecture/adrs/ADR-0019-bounded-site-browser-observation.md

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+# ADR-0019 — Bounded Site-Browser Observation
+
+Status: Accepted
+
+Task: DEV-000293
+
+## Context
+
+Search snippets are insufficient for dynamic pages such as marketplaces: they may expose a category page while hiding the current product price behind client-side rendering. Domovoy needs a replaceable observation capability that can inspect an allowlisted rendered page without becoming an account agent, universal scraper, or external mutation path.
+
+## Decision
+
+1. Browser automation is allowed only as a server-owned, read-only observation capability behind the existing Capability and research adapter boundaries.
+2. The browser runtime may navigate only to an explicit HTTPS host allowlist and bounded navigation policy. Browser-supplied or model-supplied authority, credentials, proxy settings, cookies, headers, download paths, or arbitrary JavaScript are rejected.
+3. The capability may load public pages and wait for bounded client-side rendering. It may read visible text and explicitly declared structured-data selectors, then return an Epistemics Observation with source URL, observed time, coverage, and failure state.
+4. Login, cookies, account state, CAPTCHA solving, checkout, form submission, uploads, downloads, purchases, messages, mutations, and external side effects are out of scope.
+5. A blocked page, challenge, timeout, partial DOM, missing price, or conflicting value remains `UNKNOWN`, `PARTIAL`, or `NOT_OBSERVED`; it never becomes a verified fact by model interpretation alone.
+6. Browser observation is optional. Search-only routing remains the fallback when the capability is unavailable, degraded, or not allowlisted for the requested host.
+7. Capability owns availability, host policy, health and limits. Epistemics owns the resulting observation and provenance. No new canonical owner or database schema is introduced.
+8. The first implementation may be development-only. Production activation requires independent capability health, allowlist evidence, adversarial navigation tests, and a live read-only smoke test.
+
+## Boundaries
+
+- Core/domain code does not import a browser or provider runtime.
+- The browser adapter performs only bounded GET/navigation observation and cannot reach Commit/Executor.
+- Secrets remain outside the browser runtime and its artifacts, logs, screenshots, page content and chat context.
+- An observation is evidence for answer synthesis, not an instruction to mutate a site or canonical state.
+
+## Consequences
+
+- Dynamic public pages can provide stronger evidence than search snippets when the site permits it.
+- Site-specific selectors and host policy are replaceable adapter configuration, not semantic domain logic.
+- Browser unavailability is a capability gap, not a runtime-wide outage.
+- The old blanket prohibition on browser automation is replaced by this narrower, testable boundary.

dev/ACTIVE_TASK.json

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 {
-  "task_file": "dev/tasks/DEV-000292-development-mode-runtime-access.json",
-  "task_id": "DEV-000292",
+  "task_file": "dev/tasks/DEV-000293-site-browser-capability.json",
+  "task_id": "DEV-000293",
   "task_revision": 1
 }

dev/tasks/DEV-000293-site-browser-capability.json

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+{
+  "task_id": "DEV-000293",
+  "task_revision": 1,
+  "architecture_revision": "ADR-0019",
+  "base_repo_revision": "origin/main",
+  "risk_tier": "E",
+  "intent": "Authorize a bounded read-only site-browser capability for dynamic web pages so Domovoy can observe rendered product data, including prices, without granting account access or external mutation authority.",
+  "requirement_ids": ["bounded browser observation", "dynamic web research", "price evidence extraction"],
+  "allowed_change_scope": {
+    "modules": ["capability", "epistemics", "core-runtime", "research"],
+    "paths": [
+      "architecture/adrs/ADR-0014-assistant-presence-attention-human-surface.md",
+      "architecture/adrs/ADR-0015-human-response-continuation-semantics.md",
+      "architecture/adrs/ADR-0019-bounded-site-browser-observation.md",
+      "dev/ACTIVE_TASK.json",
+      "dev/tasks/DEV-000293-site-browser-capability.json",
+      "docs/PROJECT_STATUS.md"
+    ]
+  },
+  "forbidden_change_scope": {
+    "paths": ["security/**", "database/**", "deploy/docker-compose.prod.yml", "LLM-local/**"]
+  },
+  "allowed_architecture_delta": {
+    "new_cross_module_dependencies": 0,
+    "new_canonical_owners": 0,
+    "new_privileges": 0,
+    "new_third_party_dependencies": 0,
+    "new_database_owner_roles": 0
+  },
+  "contracts": {
+    "consume": ["existing capability registry", "existing epistemics observation/provenance", "existing research adapter boundary"],
+    "may_change": ["architecture allowance for bounded read-only browser observation"]
+  },
+  "semantic_owner": "capability owns availability and limits; epistemics owns observations and provenance",
+  "canonical_state": ["no new canonical state; browser output remains an observation/artifact projection"],
+  "state_transitions": ["search-only observation -> bounded rendered-page observation -> source-backed answer"],
+  "side_effects_and_privileges": ["read-only HTTPS/browser egress only", "no cookies, account sessions, credentials, downloads, uploads, form submission or external mutation"],
+  "persistence_and_migrations": ["no database migration"],
+  "failure_retry_restart": ["timeouts and blocked pages remain partial/unknown observations", "no blind retries that can duplicate external effects"],
+  "assumptions": ["browser runtime is replaceable and isolated from canonical runtimes", "site allowlist and navigation policy are server-owned"],
+  "acceptance_scenarios": ["dynamic price page can be observed when allowlisted", "401/challenge/timeout is reported as unavailable evidence", "browser cannot submit credentials or mutate a site", "source URL, observed time and coverage remain attached", "existing search-only route remains unchanged when browser capability is unavailable", "production behavior stays read-only"],
+  "required_tests": ["architecture preflight", "check-diff", "ADR consistency", "go test ./...", "go vet ./...", "go run ./cmd/devctl check-architecture", "go run ./cmd/devctl independent", "git diff --check"],
+  "terminal_gap_states": ["BLOCKED_BY_ARCHITECTURE_GAP", "BLOCKED_BY_SPEC_GAP", "BLOCKED_BY_CONFLICT", "BLOCKED_BY_MISSING_CAPABILITY"]
+}