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@browser-pilot/cli

v4.0.4

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BrowserPilot bootstrap CLI — installs the signed local runtime helper, then delegates commands

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BrowserPilot Bootstrap Package

Legacy BrowserPilot bootstrap package retained for internal packaging checks and migration handling. Canonical buyer entry: https://browserpilot.seedsource.dev/install.

This README is for packaging, release, and support-assisted workflows. It is not the primary buyer onboarding guide.

Current policy:

  1. Public npm distribution for BrowserPilot is withdrawn.
  2. This package is not an approved buyer-facing install surface.
  3. Install BrowserPilot only from the Chrome Web Store and follow the private install handoff from /install.
  4. BrowserPilot support delivers the current contained installer path after the buyer starts from /install.

If you are a buyer, do not use older npm instructions or guessed raw download URLs with this package.

Current buyer flow:

  1. Open /install on the BrowserPilot-owned web surface.
  2. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store.
  3. Email [email protected] from the purchase email tied to the order with the Gumroad sale ID and OS.
  4. Follow the support-issued contained installer steps for that machine.
  5. Finish onboarding in the BrowserPilot extension.

Internal-only note:

  1. Packaging or audit work that still touches client/bootstrap must stay aligned with docs/client-specific/NPM_BOOTSTRAP.md and the locked activation authority at https://browserpilot.seedsource.dev.
  2. When this package is referenced in docs, describe it factually as a bootstrap/package surface and distinguish it from the BrowserPilot-owned buyer install path.