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Both agents now get the MCP server without a separate launcher: home-manager owns one config file per agent next to each agent's own mutable state file (~/.codex/config.toml and ~/.claude.json stay untouched), and zsh aliases make the layered profile / --mcp-config call the default. Drop pkgs.chromium and --executable-path: the browsers bundled with playwright-mcp work on their own, so this removes a redundant chromium closure. --browser chrome would have looked for a branded Chrome under /opt/google. Add --output-dir so page snapshots stop landing in whatever repository the agent runs in, and give each agent its own profile so both can drive a browser in parallel. Verified on tnix: codex --profile playwright mcp list shows the server, and claude reports browser_navigate as available (NO in a control directory). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01543pvEuBqu1G4rimyXq3YA
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{
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imports = [
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./aerc.nix
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./alacritty.nix
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./playwright-mcp.nix
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./bat.nix
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./git.nix
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./sway.nix
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./keepassxc.nix
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#./lutris.nix
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./msmtp.nix
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./nixvim.nix
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./packages.nix
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./packages-stable.nix
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./qutebrowser.nix
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./tmux.nix
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./udiskie.nix
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./yazi.nix
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./zathura.nix
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./zsh.nix
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];
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}
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