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    Interface MJAIRemoteBrowserProviderEntity_IRemoteBrowserProviderFeatures

    Strongly-typed shape of AIRemoteBrowserProvider.SupportedFeatures (the MJ: AI Remote Browser Providers entity), bound to the column via JSONType metadata so CodeGen emits a typed accessor.

    A remote browser provider is a backend that hosts a real, live browser the Remote Browser channel drives while an agent talks — self-hosted headless Chrome (MJ orchestrates a lightweight container) or a browser-as-a-service (Browserbase / Steel / Browserless / Hyperbrowser). Every backend sits on the SAME primitive: a Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) endpoint that @memberjunction/computer-use attaches to. These flags declare what each backend's driver supports. The Remote Browser engine gates every optional driver call on the matching flag; BaseRemoteBrowserProvider additionally throws RemoteBrowserCapabilityNotSupportedError if a feature is claimed here but the driver hasn't implemented it (defense-in-depth — exactly like the bridge IBridgeProviderFeatures model). All properties are optional — an omitted flag means the feature is not supported.

    Holding these as JSON (rather than dedicated BIT columns) keeps the table simple and lets new backend capabilities be added without a schema migration — just extend this interface.

    NOTE: control mode (AgentOnly / ViewOnly / Collaborative) is NOT a feature flag — it is a per-provider default (DefaultControlMode) plus a per-channel / runtime override. A mode only has to be supported by the underlying capabilities here (Collaborative needs MJAIRemoteBrowserProviderEntity_IRemoteBrowserProviderFeatures.HumanTakeover; ViewOnly/Collaborative need MJAIRemoteBrowserProviderEntity_IRemoteBrowserProviderFeatures.LiveView).

    See /plans/realtime/realtime-bridges-architecture.md (§4d).

    interface MJAIRemoteBrowserProviderEntity_IRemoteBrowserProviderFeatures {
        CaptchaSolving?: boolean;
        FileDownloads?: boolean;
        HumanTakeover?: boolean;
        LiveView?: boolean;
        MultiTab?: boolean;
        NativeAIControl?: boolean;
        PersistentContext?: boolean;
        ProxyEgress?: boolean;
        RawCdpControl?: boolean;
        ScreenStreaming?: boolean;
        SessionRecording?: boolean;
        Stealth?: boolean;
    }
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    CaptchaSolving? FileDownloads? HumanTakeover? LiveView? MultiTab? NativeAIControl? PersistentContext? ProxyEgress? RawCdpControl? ScreenStreaming? SessionRecording? Stealth?

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    CaptchaSolving?: boolean

    Built-in CAPTCHA solving.

    FileDownloads?: boolean

    File downloads triggered in the browser are captured and retrievable.

    HumanTakeover?: boolean

    A human can take the wheel — their pointer/keyboard events route into the backend's browser. Required for Collaborative mode (e.g. a trainer agent: demonstrate, then "your turn").

    LiveView?: boolean

    The backend exposes a live-view stream / embeddable session URL so humans can watch the browser without MJ encoding frames itself. Required for ViewOnly and Collaborative modes.

    MultiTab?: boolean

    Multiple tabs / pages within one session.

    NativeAIControl?: boolean

    The backend offers a FIRST-PARTY AI-control harness invoked via its API (e.g. Browserbase Stagehand's act/extract/observe). An optional accelerator for heavy, robust, autonomous automation — the engine may delegate high-level intents to it where available and opted-in, instead of the default computer-use loop. (OSS Stagehand-over-CDP is a control strategy the engine can run over RawCdpControl on any backend; this flag is specifically a provider's own hosted harness.)

    PersistentContext?: boolean

    Persistent browser profiles / authenticated contexts survive across sessions.

    ProxyEgress?: boolean

    Outbound traffic routes through a (geo-)proxy / controlled egress.

    RawCdpControl?: boolean

    The backend exposes a raw CDP endpoint MJ's computer-use layer connects to and drives directly. This is the UNIVERSAL substrate — every backend supports it — and the default control strategy: the realtime agent emits tool calls and our adapter executes DOM actions.

    ScreenStreaming?: boolean

    A continuous video stream of the viewport is available (CDP Page.startScreencast for self-host, or the provider's live-view stream) — the source for the channel's ScreenOut track when screen-sharing the browser into a meeting.

    SessionRecording?: boolean

    The backend records the session (video / trace) for later review.

    Stealth?: boolean

    Anti-bot stealth / fingerprint evasion for sites that block automation.

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