Overview
A controlled tool-enablement process is:
- Identify the required action.
Determine whether the task needs a local file operation, a browser action, or an external service.
- Add only the relevant capability.
Install or connect the tool needed for that action.
- Review the requested permission.
For local work, decide whether the agent should ask before each action or receive full access. Full access reduces interruptions but permits broader changes, including deletion or overwriting of files.
- Authenticate the external service.
Provide the login, token, or permission approval required by the integration.
- Observe the first execution.
Use the visible browser indicator, local preview, task log, or agent progress display to confirm that the expected tool is being used.
- Preserve recovery options.
Create a backup where the environment supports it. Know how to restart, reset, or restore the instance.
- Remove access when it is no longer needed.
Uninstalling the browser bridge, for example, prevents further browser control.