Dot cannot use connected computer browser and computer tool use

My Dot simply cannot use Chrome and computer tool use on my connected computer. It works fine if I just use the local Codex. This occurs when I'm using the Dot remotely or even on the connected computer itself. I can't see anything in my settings that would be prevented it.

When I asked my Dot about this, it thought it was possible based on official documentation.

I get these responses when I try to use Chrome or computer tool use: "No node_repl, cua_repl, browser-control, or desktop-control tools exposed", "the runtime is installed; its tools are unavailable to this delegated task", "Blocked: the Computer Use skill is installed, but this session exposes neither its required node_repl/Sky runtime nor any browser-control tool. I therefore could not inspect the computer's Chrome".

I do have a "node_repl" plugin installed on my Codex though under MCPs in the Plugins settings. Dot says it can run local commands on the connected computer though fine.

Has anyone had luck getting this working?

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u/abluedinosaur — 13 days ago

Where to stay near end of Paris trip?

I'm staying 6 days at the Park Hyatt (on points) at the end of August. I have 3 nights I can stay in the area after this.

I was considering Chantilly, specifically the Intercontinental Chantilly Chateau Mont Royal as they have a 3 night stay, one night free deal. It is close to CDG and there are a few things in the area, but I do wonder if 3 nights there is too much?

I looked at a Disneyland Paris hotel, but the prices are quite high for what it is now (I think they were cheaper earlier).

I could stay in another area of the city or somewhere else in the area, ideally not super far from the airport though. I could split up the 3 nights into two places, but that would probably be less ideal.

I won't have a car and have two people with luggage of one checked bag, two carry-on bags, and two backpacks, so we would be reliant on Uber or something that could easily accommodate that.

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u/abluedinosaur — 2 months ago
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What do all RF L lenses have in common?

Are there some characteristics or specifications that all Canon RF L lenses have (even the worst) or is it just a general signal of better quality?

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u/abluedinosaur — 3 months ago