Document browser reliability layer and roadmap progress

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William Valentin
2026-02-26 14:06:53 -08:00
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@@ -266,6 +266,7 @@ Flynn treats content provenance as part of the control boundary:
- `web.fetch`, `web.search`, and `browser.content` outputs are treated as untrusted "fetched_content".
- Tool results are wrapped in provenance markers inside the tool loop.
- Once untrusted content is seen, ToolExecutor applies stricter gating (blocks obvious injection patterns for high-risk tools).
- Browser workflow tools add execution guardrails in the tool layer: `allowed_domains`, explicit high-risk confirmations, bounded retry policies, and step-budget enforcement.
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@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ If you only want the protocol surface, see `docs/api/PROTOCOL.md`.
- Run lifecycle/cancel intent and reaction decisions are emitted to audit logs, and aggregated into `system.metrics` counters (runStates, cancelLatencyMs, reactions) for dashboards.
- Reaction matching is deterministic (priority + cooldown + recursion guard) before intent/agent routing.
- `subagent.*` tools create child orchestrators scoped to the parent conversation (`subagent:<parentSessionId>:<childId>`) with idle TTL cleanup, per-child queue mode (`followup|interrupt`), and session budgets (turn/token/timeout); this is tool-loop behavior, not a separate gateway RPC session lane.
- Browser workflow reliability primitives (`browser.wait_for/assert/extract/checkpoint.*`) execute in the same queued session lane and apply browser-config guardrails (domain allowlist/high-risk confirmation, bounded retries, workflow step budget).
- Companion `node.*` registration is per WebSocket connection; reconnects must re-register capabilities before invoking node RPC methods.
- Canvas artifacts are persisted per session under the gateway data directory for UI recovery across restarts.
- TTS output is best-effort; synthesis failures fall back to text-only responses.