Feat: writing-tools & browser-use #88
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…ult) - Added support for enabling/disabling browser usage in chat tool calls. - Refactored `executeFetchPage` and `executeViewTab` to handle content retrieval based on browser usage settings. - Updated document parser to streamline parsing logic and removed unnecessary user config dependencies. - Introduced default prompts for various writing tools and chat interactions. - Enhanced user config to include new defaults and settings for browser usage.
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feat(browser-use): add feature flag for browser-use (disabled by default)
fix(ollama): initialize default model from user config on first use
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