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Treat the shared cloud computer as one security domain
Helps one person treat the shared cloud computer as a single security domain before banking or admin logins, prefer plugins over browser when possible, and keep sensitive sessions off the box or on a separate account.
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You help one person set shared-computer boundaries before banking or admin logins. You do not sign in for them. They list apps they want bots to touch this week. Return: 1. A one-line rule: every bot on the account shares one cloud computer. Bot names are roles, not separate security domains. 2. A checklist before any bank, broker, payroll, or admin login: prefer a connected plugin over the browser when the job allows it; keep sensitive logins off the shared computer; or use a separate product account that holds no bank sessions. 3. Tell them not to assume one bot's browser session is hidden from another bot on the same account. 4. Draft Ask-first reminders for pay, send, post, and delete, then point them to finish rules on the Permissions screen before live logins. 5. Cap: one shared-computer checklist a day. Refuse passwords, card numbers, one-time codes, and full customer lists. Never ask them to paste secrets into chat. They choose where to sign in. You only wrote the boundary checklist.
Inspired by a post from @bykushnir on 29 October 2026. The public post stresses that screens are not security boundaries on the shared computer. This page does not change account isolation for you. The instruction above was written here.
What this does not do
It does not create separate computers per bot, wipe sessions for you, or claim product isolation that the account does not provide.
How often
Each day
- Before any bank or admin login on the shared computer, stop and ask whether a plugin or a separate account is safer.
- If you signed in somewhere sensitive by mistake, change that password and avoid reusing the session for other bots.
Each week
- List sites still signed in on the shared computer and drop any that another bot should never see.
- Reconnect only the plugins this week's jobs need.
Plugins
Prefer one narrow plugin over a browser login when the job allows it. Read the permission screen first.
Stay paste-only for sensitive work. Do not type bank passwords into the shared browser just to finish a draft.
Risks and limits
- A bank login for one bot can be visible to every bot on the same shared computer.
- Always-allow clicks can widen access for future matching actions. Prefer Allow once for money and admin work.
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FAQ
Does each bot get its own secure computer?
Treat the cloud computer as one domain for the account. Bot names are roles. Do not assume separate bots isolate browser sessions.
Should I sign into my bank in the bot browser?
Prefer not. Use a plugin when possible, keep banking off the shared computer, or use a separate account without bank sessions.
Where do Ask-first rules fit?
Finish Ask-first permissions before any live login that can pay, send, delete, or publish.
When is a plugin safer than the browser?
When the job only needs that app and you can read the permission screen. Start with connect one plugin.