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    Server half of the Remote Browser interactive channel — ONE instance per realtime session, created by RealtimeChannelServerHost from the channel registry (never constructed directly). Registered under 'RemoteBrowserChannelServer' so the seeded registry row resolves it via the ClassFactory.

    It is deliberately a lifecycle-only plugin: it contributes no server-executed tools (the agent's browser tools are client-executed in the client-direct topology and reach the server through the ExecuteRemoteBrowserAction mutation). Its sole job is teardown — when the session closes or the plugin is disposed, end any browser the session lazily started so a leased Chrome is never leaked.

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    The bound session context, available from Initialize until Dispose. null outside that window — guard with ?. in any code that can run early/late.

    Accessors

    • get ChannelName(): string

      The channel definition name — MUST match the MJ: AI Agent Channels row's Name (e.g. 'Whiteboard'). The host routes OnChannelStateSave by the registry row's name and warns when a resolved plugin's ChannelName disagrees with its row.

      Returns string

    • get ToolNamePrefix(): string

      The shared name prefix of every server-executed tool this channel contributes (e.g. 'MeetingControls_'). The host routes any tool call whose name starts with this prefix to THIS plugin's ExecuteServerTool, which is what prevents tool-name collisions when multiple channels are active in one session. A channel that contributes no server tools may leave the default empty string (the host then never routes any call to it).

      Mirrors the client half's ToolNamePrefix. Default: '' (no server tools).

      Returns string

    Methods

    • Executes ONE of this channel's server-side tools (a tool whose name starts with ToolNamePrefix) and returns the result fed back to the model as the tool_response.

      Implementations should NOT throw — return a { Success: false, Output } result so the model can narrate the failure. The host additionally wraps anything thrown into a structured error, so a throwing implementation can never break the live session. The default implementation returns a structured "not implemented" error, so a channel that declares tools via GetServerToolDefinitions but forgets to implement execution fails safely and visibly.

      Parameters

      • toolName: string

        The full tool name the model invoked (begins with ToolNamePrefix).

      • argsJson: string

        The raw arguments JSON string the model emitted for the call.

      Returns ServerChannelToolResult | Promise<ServerChannelToolResult>

      The execution result (or a structured error), synchronously or as a promise.

    • Returns this channel's server-executed tool declarations — the tools the agent can invoke on this channel that run server-side (a bot has no browser). May be runtime-computed: the returned set can depend on the live session, the connected platform, or current channel state, so a bridge-contributed channel can declare a vocabulary that only exists because of the live connection. Every tool's Name SHOULD start with ToolNamePrefix so the host can route its execution back here unambiguously.

      Invoked by RealtimeChannelServerHost when assembling the session's tool set (after the plugin's OnSessionStarted). Default: [] (a state-only channel contributes none).

      Returns RealtimeToolDefinition[]

      The channel's server-executed tool definitions (possibly empty).

    • Invoked when the client's debounced channel-state save for THIS channel lands on the server, BEFORE the state is persisted onto the session's MJ: AI Agent Session Channels row.

      The plugin may validate/normalize the payload: return a replacement JSON string to persist instead of stateJson, or null to persist the original unchanged (the default). The host treats a thrown error, a non-string, or an empty string as "keep the original" — a plugin can therefore never lose a state save, only improve it.

      Parameters

      • stateJson: string

        The raw state-of-record payload the client submitted (already size-capped host-side).

      Returns Promise<string>

      The normalized payload to persist, or null to keep stateJson as-is.

    • Invoked by the host immediately after Initialize, when the durable session record has been persisted (Status = 'Active') — the session id, agent, and conversation are all in Context. Default: no-op.

      Returns Promise<void>