The Camoufox browser (Playwright-based) needs ~30 Linux system libraries
to run. On fresh WSL/Ubuntu, these are not pre-installed, causing the
browser daemon to crash silently with only a cryptic 'No such file or
directory' error.
Changes:
1. Add detect_wsl() — reads /proc/version for 'microsoft'/'wsl'
2. Add install_linux_deps() — installs all 30+ Playwright deps via
apt-get/dnf/yum before installing camoufox-browser
3. Handles t64 package name variants (libasound2t64 vs libasound2)
4. Shows WSL-specific note at end of install
5. npm install -g camoufox-browser + install now run with better output
6. Verifies browser binary exists at ~/.cache/camoufox/ post-install
7. Install now fully automatic on fresh WSL — no manual apt-get needed
- Create systemd + launchd service templates in resources/
- Add gyandoot-core/src/service.rs module with full lifecycle
- systemd: user service, daemon-reload, enable, start, stop, disable
- launchd: macOS plist, load/unload, start/stop (launchctl)
- Add 'gyandoot service install|remove|status' CLI subcommand
- Update setup wizard: prompts 'Install system service? [y/N]'
- Update install.sh: prompts user for service install after binary
- Browser auto-starts at runtime (browser_manager), no separate service needed
- Camoufox installed via npm, auto-started by GyanDoot agent loop
Full integration:
- install.sh now installs camoufox-browser via npm (preferred) or Docker
- install.sh creates systemd/launchd auto-start service on Linux/macOS
- New browser_manager.rs — health-check, auto-start, wait-for-ready
- AgentLoop::run() auto-inits Camoufox and registers web_search/web_browse
- System prompt tells LLM to use web_search/web_browse as PRIMARY tools
- Graceful fallback: if Camoufox unavailable, logs warning, uses bash tools
- ToolExecutor is now Arc<Mutex<>> for runtime tool registration
GyanDoot v2 now: install → Camoufox auto-starts → web tools available →
"search NSE India" uses Camoufox with anti-detection 🎯
