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@archandatta archandatta commented Jan 9, 2026

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Introduces documentation for building and using signed browser requests via Cloudflare Web Bot Auth, and adds comprehensive CLI docs for managing extensions.

  • New integrations/web-bot-auth guide with build, usage (CLI/TS/Python), key management, JWKS hosting, and optional Cloudflare registration
  • New reference/cli/extensions page covering list, upload, download, delete, download-web-store, and build-web-bot-auth
  • Enhances browsers/extensions with an enterprise policy section: required .crx/update.xml, automatic detection/validation, and install flow via ExtensionInstallForcelist
  • Updates navigation (docs.json), adds Web Bot Auth to integrations overview, and adds an Extensions card to the CLI landing page

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Use the Kernel CLI to build the Web Bot Auth extension:

```bash
kernel extensions build-web-bot-auth --to ./web-bot-auth-ext --upload
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the --upload flag should require an explicit name argument, e.g. --upload web-bot-auth-test. then update the references below to be consistent: line 34 ("Uploads it to Kernel as..."), line 45 (--extension), line 60 (TypeScript name:), and line 79 (Python name:). this makes it clear we're using the test key variant.

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looks good! nice docs. a few suggestions on the CLI flag design for --upload.

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