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open-in-user-browser

Open a URL or local file in the user's regular browser, including live-rendered local Markdown. Use for `/open` or when the user asks to view a target outside the agent browser.

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Open in the user's browser

⚠️ AUTHOR-SPECIFIC: The helper paths below belong to the maintainer's deployed environment. Other users must substitute equivalent trusted tools.

If no target was supplied, infer the URL or file most likely intended from the recent conversation instead of asking for confirmation.

  • For an existing local regular file ending in .md (case-insensitively), run ~/bin/emacs-markdown-live-preview with the target as one shell argument.
  • For every other target, run ~/bin/open with the target as one shell argument.

Run the selected command once, then report the target opened.

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