dsh-ego-browser

Every time an agent opens the same dashboard it probes the page structure as if for the first time, because ego lite's experience accumulation was still listed as coming soon. dsh-ego-browser closes that loop: it promotes a successful browser operation into a reusable site tool, so the second run calls last week's script instead of scraping the page again.

Seven tools drive the cycle. ego_recall pulls notes and tool signatures for a hostname straight from disk without launching a browser or wasting tokens. ego_run hands the entire task to ego's runtime as a single script. ego_learn promotes a validated step into a real site tool while rejecting any code that carries snapshot references, so the store never accumulates selectors that die by tomorrow. ego_site_run invokes a stored tool by name and tallies the call, making idle tools visible at a glance. When the agent hits a step that genuinely needs a human, ego_handoff raises a native dsh Continue / Finish task prompt, places the keyboard back in the user's hands, and resumes only after explicit confirmation.

On first boot the plugin inherits learnings/ from any existing ego skill workspace on the machine, so it starts with the sites ego already ships rather than an empty store. Everything learned is written in ego's native format, readable by the stock ego-browser skill and by any other agent pointed at the same workspace, with no private schema and no migration path. It is built for dsh users who have already wired up ego lite and want their agent to accumulate browser proficiency across sessions without a live view of what the agent is doing.