run-desktoplisted

Geniro is a macOS Electron app. **On macOS, the first choice is `pnpm dev`** — it launches the real Electron shell against a real daemon, and needs nothing in this skill. Reach for the harness below instead when there is no display to launch Electron on (a remote/headless container), or when the task wants **scripted, repeatable UI driving** through a REPL rather than a human at the window — either way, on a real Mac you can always fall back to `pnpm dev` and drive the window by hand. In a remote Linux container, specifically, the **packaged Electron shell cannot launch** at all — in that environment the Electron binary download hit a 403 from GitHub releases (egress policy; report, don't route around it). So for agent/automated use there we drive the **same renderer bundle** the Electron window loads, in the pre-installed **Chromium**, wired to a **real daemon** (spawned under host Node), with `window.geniro` stubbed to hand the renderer a live daemon handle + an onboarded state. This is also the harness to reach for on a Mac when scripted driving (not a human eyeballing the window) is what's wanted — it works there too, it's just not the first choice. Everything is a REPL driver at `.claude/skills/run-desktop/driver.mjs`. Launch is slow (~15s: daemon boot + the claude modes probe). Screenshots land in `/tmp/shots/` (override with `SCREENSHOT_DIR`). All paths below are relative to the repo root. ## Prerequisites (one-time per container) ```bash # 1. Build the daemon (dis