Oracle

Oracle sends a prompt and selected files to an external cloud model through ChatGPT browser mode. Treat Oracle as an externalized high-intelligence reasoning surface, not as an authority over local state.

Oracle cannot inspect the local filesystem, terminal state, running services, private databases, browser sessions, environment variables, or unprovided project files. Oracle only sees the prompt text and the files attached with --file. If the prompt or file set omits required facts, Oracle may infer missing premises and produce a plausible but wrong answer.

Each Oracle run is a stateless, standalone request. Do not assume a later Oracle run can see a previous Oracle prompt, answer, file attachment, local validation result, or any unprovided context. --browser-keep-browser preserves browser state, not reasoning context.

Execution

Use browser execution with this command shape.

oracle --engine browser \
  --browser-manual-login \
  --browser-keep-browser \
  --browser-input-timeout 120000 \
  -p "<task>"