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session=<name> previously set BU_NAME and then skipped backend resolution entirely — the parameter was documented as cloud-only, so all local/CDP work funneled through the single default daemon and one IPC socket, and concurrent sessions (parallel subagents, simultaneous chats) clobbered each other's browser connection. Reported by @shantanugoel on X. Now a named session composes with whatever browser source is configured: - BU_NAME still namespaces the harness daemon (per-name IPC socket, log, pid — upstream already isolates these), for local Chrome and CDP. - The /browser connect CDP override is now exported for named sessions too; previously a named daemon ignored it and fell back to scanning local Chrome profiles. - On provider backends (Browserbase, Firecrawl, Nous gateway), the name keys its own provider browser via the shared _get_session_info cache (bu-named-<name>), so each name gets its own cloud browser, the same name reuses one across calls and tasks, and unnamed calls keep the per-task key. - Direct-API Browser Use cloud configs keep the native named-daemon path (provider resolution would double-session and double-bill). Tool schema/description updated so models reach for session=<name> for parallel work on any backend, not just cloud. E2E: two named sessions against a real headless Chrome (real browser-use CLI, BU_CDP_URL) ran concurrently, set distinct page state, and read it back intact; sabotage run confirms the new tests fail without the fix.
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