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Extending a governed AI browser involves adding new action handlers within the execute phase of the runtime loop. The AetherBrowse runtime provides structured files and clear paths to register custom browser actions while enforcing governance policies.

The runtime loop processes browser automation through four phases: Polly perceives the environment, Zara plans the actions, Aria governs the execution policies, and Kael executes the final browser commands within the SCBE-AETHERMOORE stack.

Yes, you can tweak governance policies for project-specific needs. The architecture provides structured files to extend governance rules, allowing you to enforce custom runtime policies and governance constraints within your automated browser workflows.

Integrating new planners requires extending the planning phase of the runtime loop. The developer guide provides reference files and clear paths to implement custom planners, allowing you to modify how the AI browser plans actions before governance validation.

Debugging the governed AI browser runtime involves inspecting the perceive, plan, govern, and execute phases. The AetherBrowse developer guide offers a focused architectural overview and structured file references to trace and resolve runtime behavior issues.

Yes, Hydra Armor integration is supported. The developer guide provides clear paths for extending the runtime with Hydra Armor, allowing you to incorporate additional security or armor layers into the governed browser execution workflow.