I read this as a bounded, non-mutating Telegram Web feasibility probe - I’ll inventory existing Linux browser/CDP sessions, use only an already authenticated Telegram tab if safely available, and stop at the first setup blocker.


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stop_reason: error


I read this as reporting the bounded Telegram Web feasibility probe - it stopped on the first browser setup blocker without mutating Telegram.

AutomationReady: **no**

- Elapsed: 4m 45s (within 20-minute limit)
- Existing surface: Chrome 149 CDP at `127.0.0.1:38033`; 3 targets, none Telegram. No visible Chrome X11 window.
- Authenticated state: not established; no existing Telegram Web tab/session found.
- Demonstrated: non-content CDP target inventory and visible X11 accessibility only.
- Blocker: isolated visible Chrome launch on `:0` exited immediately (SIGTRAP/core-dump indication) before CDP or a Telegram tab existed. Stopped immediately; temporary profile/processes removed.
- Manual action: open Telegram Web manually in a visible Linux browser and authenticate; then rerun the non-mutating probe.
- Evidence: `/tmp/telegram-feasibility-st_019ff576/probe-summary.json`