Make Helium the browser these configs drive - #68
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The day-to-day browser with the live SSO logins is Helium, a Chromium fork, not Google Chrome. Chrome's DevToolsActivePort is stale, so the default attach path fails and launching Chrome opens an empty profile. - claude/CLAUDE.md: Helium-first browser section — the helium://inspect/#remote-debugging toggle, the DevToolsActivePort -> ws:// endpoint recipe, and daemon start --endpoint for one consent prompt per session. - login-microsoft-sso: attach through Helium's endpoint before doctor. - Workday/Engage/Outlook skills: "real Chrome" -> "real browser" so the prose no longer names the wrong application.
The shared CLAUDE.md loads into every session, so it states policy, not mechanics. The endpoint recipe becomes a script both the rules and the skills call by path. - claude/scripts/browser-endpoint.sh: prints the CDP endpoint, exits 1 with an instruction when the port file is absent. - claude/CLAUDE.md: browser section cut from 25 lines to 10 — which browser, attach do not launch, which tool, one consent prompt, no credentials. - login-microsoft-sso: calls the script instead of repeating the recipe.
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The day-to-day browser with the live SSO logins is Helium (a Chromium fork), not Google Chrome.
chrome-cdp doctorandagent-browser --cdp 9222default to Chrome'sDevToolsActivePort,which is stale or absent, so the attach fails with
connection_failed;launching Chrome instead opens an empty profile with none of the logins.
Changes
claude/CLAUDE.md— the "Interacting with browser" section is Helium-first:the
helium://inspect/#remote-debuggingtoggle (no restart, tabs and logins survive),the
DevToolsActivePort→ws://endpoint recipe,and
chrome-cdp daemon start --endpointso the consent prompt is answered once per session.login-microsoft-sso— attach through Helium's endpoint beforedoctor,because
doctorreads Chrome's port file by default.so the prose no longer names the wrong application.
The
chrome-cdptool name is unchanged.Verification
make preflightandmake testpass.