daily-twitter-briefing browser reroute
Date: 2026-04-23 Scope: remediation step 1 only, daily-twitter-briefing
What changed
- Removed the skill instruction that routed X/Twitter browsing through
profile="user". - Replaced it with the managed OpenClaw browser path: host browser, managed
openclawprofile. - Added an explicit reason in the skill: this workflow is timeline reading, not a live personal-browser workflow, so it should avoid the signed-in Chrome attach path and the resulting consent prompts.
- Added a guardrail: if X is not logged into the managed browser yet, stop and ask Pete to sign in manually there. Do not fall back to
profile="user".
Expected effect
- The next scheduled twitter briefing should use the managed browser lane instead of Pete's signed-in Chrome session.
- That should remove the avoidable Chrome remote-debugging approval prompts tied to this skill.
Quick verification
- Open
/Users/vinny/.openclaw/workspace/skills/daily-twitter-briefing/SKILL.mdand confirm there is noprofile="user"instruction. - On the next scheduled run, confirm the browser call targets the managed browser path, either by:
- no
profile="user"in the run transcript for this skill, and - browser activity landing in the orange-tinted OpenClaw browser instead of Pete's normal Chrome session.
- If the run stops on X login, that is expected for a first managed-browser pass. Pete should sign in manually in the OpenClaw browser once, then rerun or wait for the next cron window.
Not changed
- No gateway or config edits
- No exec security changes
- No LinkedIn workflow changes