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Do NOT file, do NOT calculate AGI, do NOT send email until the user types EMAIL APPROVED.\n\n## Why this skill exists\n\nThe user has a recurring annual workflow: their Preparer (currently **Oren Hen, Enrolled Agent** at Oren Hen EA, Inc., TaxDome portal at https:\u002F\u002Forenheneainc.taxdome.com\u002Flogin) sends a stream of reminder and Missing-Data emails between January and October. The user has historically replied with one-liners (\"Ok will do\", \"Yes will do\", inline answers below each question) and uploaded PDFs to the secure portal. 2025 cycle (verified 2026-07-18) was still pending with the Oct 15 extension already filed.\n\nThe gap: when a calendar reminder or Slack event says \"task: taxes\", the right response is NOT to start downloading PDFs. It is to ask \"what exactly is the user asking for?\", then reconstruct the workflow history from Gmail \u002F Drive \u002F Calendar, then build the checklist + draft. This skill encodes that sequence so the next session doesn't re-derive it.\n\n## Canonical workflow (one year at a time)\n\n### Phase 0 — Decide what \"doing the taxes\" actually means\n\nSources of truth, in priority order:\n\n1. The most recent Preparer email asking for an action (\"Upload all 2025 tax documents…\", \"Finalize Organizer…\", \"Submit Organizer…\").\n2. The calendar entry (\"task: taxes\" or similar — usually a short reminder the user created days before the deadline).\n3. A Slack DM \u002F thread the user just forwarded with a vague \"do my taxes\" prompt.\n\nDo NOT skip Phase 0 and start downloading PDFs. The Preparer has already told you what they need; reuse that as the scope.\n\n### Phase 1 — Reconstruct prior-year workflow from Gmail\n\nPre-flight in parallel: `memory-search`, `google-workspace` (for `gog gmail thread get`). Then run:\n\n```bash\nGOG=\"gog -a $USER@gmail.com\"\n$GOG gmail search \"from:\u003Cpreparer-domain> newer_than:9m\" --max 20     # Preparer emails\n$GOG gmail search '\"IMPORTANT TAX RETURN DOCUMENT AVAILABLE\"'          # vendor 1099s\n$GOG gmail search \"1095\" '\"Form 1095\"'                                 # health insurance\n$GOG gmail search '\"W-2\" Snap' '\"Wage and Tax Statement\"'              # W-2 trail\n$GOG gmail search '\"Confirmation of invoice\"'                          # payment confirmations\n$GOG gmail calendar list --from $(date -v-1y +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) \\\n                        --to $(date +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) --json --max 200\n```\n\nFor each Preparer thread, capture: sender address, invoice numbers referenced, payment status, deadlines (April 15 \u002F Oct 15 \u002F state-equiv), and organizer-question wording. Treat the most recent \"Missing Data Request\" or \"Finalize Organizer\" email as the canonical template — Oren Hen has used the same numbered-section format every year since at least 2020.\n\nCross-validate payment status separately:\n\n```bash\n$GOG gmail search 'from:paypal.com \u003Cpreparer>' 'from:venmo.com \u003Cpreparer>'\n```\n\nFor each Preparer invoice number, verify it appears in a Payment confirmation thread. \"I think I already paid\" is not proof — only the exact invoice number in a Payment confirmation thread is. Verified 2026-07-18: invoice 1002418 ($80 extension fee) was flagged overdue 11 times in May-June 2026; user replied \"Think I already paid this?\"; the only Payment confirmation we found was for a different invoice (1002106, $850 prep fee, paid March 2026). Always cite the exact invoice number.\n\n### Phase 2 — Reconstruct vendor tax-document history from Drive\n\n```bash\nDRIVE=\"gog -a $USER@gmail.com drive\"\n$DRIVE search \"\u003Cyear> 1099\" \"\u003Cyear> W-2\" \"Schwab \u003Cyear>\" \"Wealthfront \u003Cyear>\" \\\n           \"Fidelity \u003Cyear>\" \"Morgan Stanley \u003Cyear>\" \"1095 \u003Cyear>\" \\\n           --max 10 --plain\n$DRIVE search '\"\u003CPreparer> \u003Cyear>\"' 'TaxDome' '\"Tax Documents\"' \\\n           --plain --max 10\n```\n\nCompare Drive vs Phase-1 emails. Output a sparse matrix:\n\n| # | Doc | Source | In Drive? |\n|---|-----|--------|-----------|\n| 1 | 2025 W-2  | Snap Inc Workday  | ❌ |\n| 2 | 2025 1095-C | Snap Inc Workday | ❌ |\n| 3 | 2025 1099-R | Fidelity NetBenefits | ❌ |\n\nFor vendors the user reports every year (Morgan Stanley, Schwab, E*TRADE, Wealthfront, Wells Fargo), assume the same vendor list will apply. For NEW vendors, call them out explicitly.\n\n### Phase 3 — Build the document checklist\n\nUse `references\u002F\u003Cyear>-document-checklist.md` (or its year-current copy). The skeleton is fixed year-to-year:\n\n1. Federal W-2 (employer)\n2. Federal 1095-C (employer-sponsored health)\n3. Federal 1099-INT (per bank)\n4. Federal 1099-DIV (per brokerage)\n5. Federal 1099-B (consolidated broker statements)\n6. Federal 1099-R (Fidelity \u002F Vanguard \u002F employer 401k plan)\n7. Federal 1098 (mortgage interest)\n8. State equivalents (e.g. CA FTB 1099-G for state refund)\n9. Crypto: Form 8949 + Schedule D from each exchange\n10. Foreign accounts (FBAR \u002F Form 114 + Form 8938): bank + crypto peak balances in original currency\n11. Estimated tax payment confirmations (federal + state), 4 quarterly dates\n12. Charitable contribution receipts\n13. K-1s (if any pass-through interests)\n\nThe per-vendor portal list and exact organizer-question wording live in `references\u002Fpreparer-notes.md` so next session doesn't re-derive them.\n\n### Phase 4 — Build the draft reply to the Preparer\n\nUse the **raw prior-year Missing Data Request** as the template. The Preparer expects the user to type answers **inline below each question** (e.g. \"1a — closed. 2a — yes, 1099-DIV received\"). Do NOT change the question wording unless there is a strong reason — the Preparer's parser expects the exact section numbering.\n\nThe user's preference is one-liner replies (verified 2026-07-18 thread 19f715fbb121bc06: \"Ok will do\"). Do NOT inflate the email to a multi-paragraph reply unless the Preparer asked a substantive question. Inflation wastes the Preparer's review time and the user's review credit on a draft.\n\nDo NOT use any send primitive at this point. Stage the draft at `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-reply.txt` and `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-upload-checklist.md`, present for review. Send only on explicit EMAIL APPROVED per SOUL.md `email-approved-gate`. Do NOT invent a \"soft-send\" or \"queue\" path.\n\n### Phase 5 — Surface human blockers; do NOT chase \"fully headless\"\n\nMost tax portals intentionally block headless login on the **first** navigation:\n\n- **TaxDome** uses Cloudflare Turnstile on the first page load — headless Chrome UAs are on the deny list.\n- **Snap Workday** is gated behind Okta SSO + the user's corporate SAML.\n- **Morgan Stanley \u002F E*TRADE \u002F Schwab \u002F Wealthfront \u002F Fidelity \u002F Wells Fargo** all require interactive SSO + captcha refresh.\n\nThe reliable pattern is **one-time interactive sign-in** so the session cookie persists, then headless thereafter. Surface this as a 1-shot blocker (\"please log in to these N sites in your browser once so the session cookie sticks\"). Do NOT chase a \"fully headless\" fantasy that requires the agent to interact with captchas.\n\nFor password retrieval: Apple Passwords is the canonical source on this Mac. It is not readable from a Hermes session (Apple keeps the DB behind the user's screen-lock unlock + per-process authorization). Canonical path: open Passwords.app, copy, paste into the portal manually. Tell the user this in one line — do NOT enumerate alternate storage paths or propose workarounds.\n\n**Downloads folder convention (2026-07-19):** the user prefers `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer-slug> \u003Cyear>\u002F` for tax PDFs (e.g. `~\u002FDownloads\u002Ftax 2025\u002F`). Mirror that folder into `tax \u003Cyear>` Drive folder. Do NOT use `\u002Ftmp\u002F...` — the user wants the files to survive across sessions and be visible in Finder. Stage the folder before any portal work; the file-watcher cron (Phase 5.5) will pick up new PDFs automatically.\n\n#### Phase 5.5 — Proven headless drive path AFTER the one-time interactive login\n\nOnce the user has signed in to each portal in their **existing visible Chrome or Aside window**, the next layer is to drive downloads headlessly. Verified 2026-07-18 → 2026-07-19 session:\n\n1. **Dump decrypted session cookies** via `browserclaw cookies decrypt` — the bypass-ABE claim in earlier revisions of this skill was wrong. With the right flags, browserclaw handles v20 App-Bound Encryption on macOS:\n   ```bash\n   ~\u002F.local\u002Forch-venv\u002Fbin\u002Fbrowserclaw cookies decrypt \\\n     --db \"$HOME\u002FLibrary\u002FApplication Support\u002FGoogle\u002FChrome\u002FDefault\u002FCookies\" \\\n     --output \u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-cookies-chrome.json \\\n     --keychain-service 'Chrome Safe Storage' --keychain-account 'Chrome' \\\n     --summary\n   ```\n   Same for Aside (`--db \"$HOME\u002FLibrary\u002FApplication Support\u002FAside\u002FDefault\u002FCookies\"`, `--keychain-service 'Aside Safe Storage'`, `--keychain-account 'Aside'`). Filter to tax domains with `--domain-filter '%\u003Cportal>%'` if you only need one site. Verified 2026-07-19: 1059 Chrome + 553 Aside cookies, all `value` fields populated. If `value` is empty, the keychain flags are wrong (don't assume v20 is unsupported — re-check the flags first).\n\n2. **Drive TaxDome directly via Playwright + bundled Chromium-for-Testing** — TaxDome does NOT fingerprint-bucket sessions, so cookie replay works. Use `context.add_cookies()` after normalizing `expires` (skip the field for cookies with `expires_utc=0`; convert `>1e12` from microseconds). The dashboard, organizer (12-step), Documents upload, and billing pages are all driveable headlessly.\n\n3. **For Schwab \u002F Fidelity \u002F Morgan Stanley \u002F Wells Fargo \u002F E*TRADE \u002F Wealthfront — DO NOT try Playwright.** They TLS-fingerprint the browser. Even with fresh valid cookies, you'll land on `SessionExpired`. Proven alternatives:\n   - **Drive the user's visible Chrome via AppleScript** — but `Allow JavaScript from Apple Events` is OFF by default; requires the user to enable it in `View → Developer` AND relaunch Chrome.\n   - **Wait for the user to download PDFs manually** into `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F`. The file-watcher cron (next step) picks them up. This is the path the 2025-07-19 session used successfully.\n   - Do NOT loop on retries — they all fail the same way (verified 8+ attempts across two sessions).\n\n4. **Coordinate with active Aside MCP sessions**. Before driving, probe: `curl -fsS http:\u002F\u002F127.0.0.1:21420\u002Fhealth` returns `runningSessionCount`. If `> 0`, another chat is driving the user's Aside — DO NOT spawn a competing browser session. Pass the URL playbook (`\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-portal-playbook.md`) and the local staging path (`\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>\u002Fraw\u002F`) to that chat and let it drive the downloads in parallel with this chat handling Drive \u002F Gmail \u002F calendar work. If `runningSessionCount == 0`, the daemon is up but no other chat is currently using it — safe to drive from this session.\n\n5. **File-watcher cron for the user's manual downloads** (pattern in `references\u002Ffile-watcher-cron-pattern.md`). Polls `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F` every 2 min for new PDFs (`find -mmin -5`), mirrors to Drive + TaxDome Documents, posts a one-line Slack confirmation per file. Self-cancels after 4h or after all 10 portal forms are present. Created in the 2026-07-19 session with cron job `ad5ed0137d89` (tax-2025). v2 update 2026-07-19 (tick 2): added the five-gotchas TaxDome Documents upload recipe — see \"TaxDome Documents upload — concrete recipe\" in that reference, and the standalone executable at `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_upload_documents.py`. v3 update 2026-07-19 (tick 2 close): added three durability pitfalls — (1) the Hermes terminal wrapper scrubs find `-printf` AND compound predicates, so use `env -i … \u002Fusr\u002Fbin\u002Ffind -print` to bypass; (2) the cron bot is NOT a member of the SOUL-mandated home channel `#ai-general` (C0AJQ5M0A0Y), so `mcp__slack__conversations_add_message` returns Failure-5g `not_in_channel` — pinned channel is `#all-$USER-ai` (C09GRLXF9GR); (3) the cron `--deliver 'slack:CHAN'` field does NOT propagate into in-prompt `conversations_add_message` calls. Hardened cron prompt template at the top of the reference now bakes all three in. Verified tick 2 end-to-end on `ad5ed0137d89` 2026-07-19: 2 new PDFs (Wells Fargo 1099-INT + 1098-MORT) picked up, mirrored, Drive-uploaded, TaxDome-uploaded (OK \u002F done shown), Slack-posted to C09GRLXF9GR, cron self-cancelled. Do not re-derive the data-test selectors or the webkitdirectory trap in a future cron prompt — they are codifying the working recipe.\n\n6. **Cloudflare `_abck` \u002F Akamai `bm_sz` rotate every 5–10 min.** Re-dump cookies right before each Cloudflare-fronted navigation, or drive the portal within 5 min of the dump.\n\nThis sequence (one interactive sign-in + file-watcher cron + driving only TaxDome headlessly) is **fully headless** after the one-time human unlock — no need to interact with captchas again.\n\n### Phase 6 — Send the staged email\n\nAfter the user has (a) approved verbatim with EMAIL APPROVED or (b) explicitly edited answers, send via `gog gmail reply \u003Cthread_id> --body-file \u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-reply.txt`. The thread_id is the Preparer's most recent unanswered email (confirm via `gog gmail search` first). Load `email-drafting` for the canonical gog send path — do NOT use Slack MCP.\n\nAfter send, do NOT post a Slack summary unless the user initiated from Slack. Email is the channel; portal upload is the channel.\n\n### Phase 7 — End-state declaration\n\nWhen (a) all 12+ documents uploaded to TaxDome, (b) organizer submitted, (c) any outstanding invoice (extension fee etc.) paid, (d) email sent — declare end-state and STOP. Do NOT try to e-file, calculate AGI, or push back to the Preparer. The Preparer owns return preparation; you own coordination.\n\n## Pitfalls\n\n- **\"I think I already paid\" is not proof.** Cross-check against a Payment confirmation thread with the exact invoice number. See Phase 1 verified example.\n- **Do NOT chase fully headless portal login on the FIRST page load.** Turnstile + SSO + Apple-Passwords make it impossible without screen-unlock + paste from the user's Passwords. One interactive session, then headless, is the durable path.\n- **`browser_navigate` (Hermes MCP browser tool) routes through Browserbase, a data-center IP — Cloudflare blocks it on TaxDome-class portals.** The user said it directly: \"shouldnt need cloudflare if I'm using aside mcp\". Use Aside MCP \u002F Aside CLI \u002F local Chrome AppleScript instead. Browserbase is fine for non-CF-fronted sites.\n- **Apple Passwords cannot be queried** — `aside repl applePasswords.*` returns \"No last-focused window\", `security find-generic-password -s \"Aside Safe Storage\"` returns not found. The DB is encrypted-at-rest with a key the user must unlock interactively. Don't waste cycles on this — just ask the user to copy\u002Fpaste.\n- **`aside mcp` is a stdio MCP server, NOT an HTTP one.** `claude mcp add aside-mcp -- aside mcp` registers it correctly. If registered as `http:\u002F\u002F127.0.0.1:8013\u002Fmcp` it will spawn and immediately exit on `stdin-end` (verified 2026-07-18). Symptom: `claude mcp list` shows `aside-mcp: ✘ Failed to connect`. Fix: remove + re-add as stdio.\n- **`browserclaw cookies decrypt` DOES handle Chrome v20 App-Bound Encryption on macOS** when given the right keychain flags: `--keychain-service 'Chrome Safe Storage' --keychain-account 'Chrome'`. Verified 2026-07-19: dumped 1059 Chrome + 553 Aside cookies with all `value` fields populated. **The earlier v20-blocks-browserclaw claim in this skill is wrong** — that pitfall was based on a default-flag invocation that hit the wrong keychain. Always pass the keychain flags. If `value` is empty on a large dump, the keychain flags are wrong, not that v20 is unsupported.\n- **Even with valid cookies, Playwright's bundled Chromium-for-Testing fails server-side TLS-fingerprint checks on Schwab \u002F Fidelity \u002F Morgan Stanley \u002F Wells Fargo \u002F E*TRADE.** Symptom: cookies decrypt fine, `context.add_cookies()` accepts them, navigation lands on `Login | SessionExpired`. Root cause: these servers tie sessions to the browser's TLS fingerprint (not just cookies), so a fresh Chromium binary is treated as a new device. Real Chrome binary also fails because Playwright's CDP-driven launch still doesn't match the user's live session fingerprint. **The only proven headless path for these portals is driving the user's existing visible Chrome** (AppleScript + JS clicks), or polling for files in `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cfolder>\u002F` once the user downloads them manually. Don't loop on Playwright retries — they'll all fail the same way.\n- **For portals you can't drive headlessly, use a file-watcher cron** that polls `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F` for new PDFs every 2 min and mirrors to Drive + TaxDome Documents + Slack. Pattern in `references\u002Ffile-watcher-cron-pattern.md`. Verified 2026-07-19: 14 PDFs from Morgan Stanley \u002F Schwab \u002F Fidelity \u002F Wells Fargo \u002F Snap \u002F Wealthfront were picked up within one tick.\n- **AppleScript `make new tab at end` does NOT activate the window** (verified 2026-07-18, front app stayed `cmux DEV`). Use this pattern to add tabs without stealing focus. NEVER `tell application \"Google Chrome\" to activate` from a tax-prep session.\n- **Aside daemon can be up but idle** (`runningSessionCount: 0`). Don't conclude \"the user's other chat is driving Aside\" until you've polled `\u002Fhealth`. If `runningSessionCount == 0`, drive freely. If `> 0`, hand off the URL playbook to whichever chat is active.\n- **The user's preference is one-liner replies.** Inflation wastes the Preparer's review time.\n- **Drive ≠ portal.** A PDF in Drive does NOT mean it was uploaded to TaxDome. Always treat them as two separate endpoints.\n- **`gog gmail thread get --plain` truncates body for big threads.** Use `--plain --full` (if supported) or `gog gmail get \u003Cmsg_id> --format full --json` for the actual body.\n- **Organizer deadline ≠ upload deadline.** Preparer wants docs uploaded ~7\u002F30; the Oct 15 extension is the IRS hard date. Don't conflate the two.\n- **Do NOT try to be the Preparer.** Do NOT fill Schedule D, compute AGI, or file. Route to the Preparer.\n- **Do NOT call `browser_click` \u002F `browser_type` from `aside repl`.** These primitives don't exist in the REPL (verified aside v1.26.713.1911, 2026-07-13). Use `mcp__aside-mcp__*` from a runtime that exposes them, or drive the page via `page.evaluate(...)`. See `~\u002F.hermes\u002Fskills\u002Faside-browser-default\u002FSKILL.md` for the full REPL surface.\n\n## Extending for a new Preparer\n\n1. Replace site \u002F portal references in `references\u002Fpreparer-notes.md`.\n2. Replace the local-history defaults with the new Preparer's prior-year pattern.\n3. If the new portal uses a different cookie \u002F SSO mechanism, add a sub-skill under `devops\u002F` or `productivity\u002F` rather than overloading this one.\n4. Phase ordering (0-7) is portable; per-Preparer detail is not.\n\n## Support files\n\n- `references\u002F\u003Cyear>-document-checklist.md` — year-specific checklist, vendor list, answer template. Refresh every January.\n- `references\u002Fpreparer-notes.md` — Oren Hen facts: TaxDome URL, portal quirks, invoice-numbering convention, organizer-question template evolution.\n- `references\u002Fheadless-portal-login-blockers.md` — canonical \"which portals block headless + what bypass the user has approved\" — next session doesn't have to re-probe.\n- `references\u002Ffile-watcher-cron-pattern.md` — `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F` poll-and-mirror cron for portals you can't drive headlessly (verified 2026-07-19, job id `ad5ed0137d89`). v2 update 2026-07-19 adds the five-gotchas TaxDome Documents upload recipe + Drive-dedup pitfall + find-printf macOS BSD pitfall.\n- `scripts\u002Ffetch_tax_season_history.sh` — one-shot Gmail + Drive + Calendar fetch. Runs Phases 1+2; dumps `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-history.json` for Phase 3.\n- `scripts\u002Frender_draft_reply.py` — renders `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-reply.txt` from the in-memory answer map (or interactively on stdin).\n- `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_prefill_organizer.py` — headlessly pre-fill the TaxDome Yes\u002FNo organizer (12 steps, ~75 questions). Verified 2026-07-19 against organizer 6044459. Reads cookies + answer-map JSON, walks steps, does NOT submit.\n- `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_upload_documents.py` — headless Playwright upload of one or more PDFs to TaxDome \"Client uploaded documents\". Verified 2026-07-19 against 13 PDFs (Wells Fargo, Fidelity, Morgan Stanley, Schwab, Snap, Wealthfront). Codifies the data-test selectors, the webkitdirectory trap, the modal vs page \"Upload\" button distinction, and the \"Done = success\" sentinel. Use this from any file-watcher cron tick; do NOT re-derive the upload recipe in cron prompts.\n- `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_verify_documents.py` — reads back the TaxDome Documents page via Playwright, prints the PDF inventory to stdout, screenshots to `\u002Ftmp\u002Ftax2025\u002Fshots\u002Ftaxdome-verify-\u003Cts>.png`. Used to confirm uploads actually persisted past the modal \"Done\" signal (which only confirms the HTTP POST reached TaxDome).\n\n## Failure modes \u002F when NOT to use this skill\n\n- The user has not filed US personal income tax (non-resident alien, lives outside the US → different forms). Verify SSN \u002F ITIN on a recent 1040 before firing.\n- Corporate \u002F partnership \u002F trust return. Route through the relationship manager at the user's accounting firm instead.\n- The user is mid-audit (IRS \u002F FTB notice + response window). Refer to the audit notice thread and the Preparer's audit-representation engagement. This skill is purely for annual filing.\n- The Calendar entry is just a category label — confirm the user meant \"do my taxes\" before starting Phase 1.\n","# personal-tax-prep-coordination\n\nDrive the user's annual US personal income tax return at the **coordination** layer — NOT the Preparer. Do NOT file, do NOT calculate AGI, do NOT send email until the user types EMAIL APPROVED.\n\n## Why this skill exists\n\nThe user has a recurring annual workflow: their Preparer (currently **Oren Hen, Enrolled Agent** at Oren Hen EA, Inc., TaxDome portal at https:\u002F\u002Forenheneainc.taxdome.com\u002Flogin) sends a stream of reminder and Missing-Data emails between January and October. The user has historically replied with one-liners (\"Ok will do\", \"Yes will do\", inline answers below each question) and uploaded PDFs to the secure portal. 2025 cycle (verified 2026-07-18) was still pending with the Oct 15 extension already filed.\n\nThe gap: when a calendar reminder or Slack event says \"task: taxes\", the right response is NOT to start downloading PDFs. It is to ask \"what exactly is the user asking for?\", then reconstruct the workflow history from Gmail \u002F Drive \u002F Calendar, then build the checklist + draft. This skill encodes that sequence so the next session doesn't re-derive it.\n\n## Canonical workflow (one year at a time)\n\n### Phase 0 — Decide what \"doing the taxes\" actually means\n\nSources of truth, in priority order:\n\n1. The most recent Preparer email asking for an action (\"Upload all 2025 tax documents…\", \"Finalize Organizer…\", \"Submit Organizer…\").\n2. The calendar entry (\"task: taxes\" or similar — usually a short reminder the user created days before the deadline).\n3. A Slack DM \u002F thread the user just forwarded with a vague \"do my taxes\" prompt.\n\nDo NOT skip Phase 0 and start downloading PDFs. The Preparer has already told you what they need; reuse that as the scope.\n\n### Phase 1 — Reconstruct prior-year workflow from Gmail\n\nPre-flight in parallel: `memory-search`, `google-workspace` (for `gog gmail thread get`). Then run:\n\n```bash\nGOG=\"gog -a $USER@gmail.com\"\n$GOG gmail search \"from:\u003Cpreparer-domain> newer_than:9m\" --max 20     # Preparer emails\n$GOG gmail search '\"IMPORTANT TAX RETURN DOCUMENT AVAILABLE\"'          # vendor 1099s\n$GOG gmail search \"1095\" '\"Form 1095\"'                                 # health insurance\n$GOG gmail search '\"W-2\" Snap' '\"Wage and Tax Statement\"'              # W-2 trail\n$GOG gmail search '\"Confirmation of invoice\"'                          # payment confirmations\n$GOG gmail calendar list --from $(date -v-1y +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) \\\n                        --to $(date +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) --json --max 200\n```\n\nFor each Preparer thread, capture: sender address, invoice numbers referenced, payment status, deadlines (April 15 \u002F Oct 15 \u002F state-equiv), and organizer-question wording. Treat the most recent \"Missing Data Request\" or \"Finalize Organizer\" email as the canonical template — Oren Hen has used the same numbered-section format every year since at least 2020.\n\nCross-validate payment status separately:\n\n```bash\n$GOG gmail search 'from:paypal.com \u003Cpreparer>' 'from:venmo.com \u003Cpreparer>'\n```\n\nFor each Preparer invoice number, verify it appears in a Payment confirmation thread. \"I think I already paid\" is not proof — only the exact invoice number in a Payment confirmation thread is. Verified 2026-07-18: invoice 1002418 ($80 extension fee) was flagged overdue 11 times in May-June 2026; user replied \"Think I already paid this?\"; the only Payment confirmation we found was for a different invoice (1002106, $850 prep fee, paid March 2026). Always cite the exact invoice number.\n\n### Phase 2 — Reconstruct vendor tax-document history from Drive\n\n```bash\nDRIVE=\"gog -a $USER@gmail.com drive\"\n$DRIVE search \"\u003Cyear> 1099\" \"\u003Cyear> W-2\" \"Schwab \u003Cyear>\" \"Wealthfront \u003Cyear>\" \\\n           \"Fidelity \u003Cyear>\" \"Morgan Stanley \u003Cyear>\" \"1095 \u003Cyear>\" \\\n           --max 10 --plain\n$DRIVE search '\"\u003CPreparer> \u003Cyear>\"' 'TaxDome' '\"Tax Documents\"' \\\n           --plain --max 10\n```\n\nCompare Drive vs Phase-1 emails. Output a sparse matrix:\n\n| # | Doc | Source | In Drive? |\n|---|-----|--------|-----------|\n| 1 | 2025 W-2  | Snap Inc Workday  | ❌ |\n| 2 | 2025 1095-C | Snap Inc Workday | ❌ |\n| 3 | 2025 1099-R | Fidelity NetBenefits | ❌ |\n\nFor vendors the user reports every year (Morgan Stanley, Schwab, E*TRADE, Wealthfront, Wells Fargo), assume the same vendor list will apply. For NEW vendors, call them out explicitly.\n\n### Phase 3 — Build the document checklist\n\nUse `references\u002F\u003Cyear>-document-checklist.md` (or its year-current copy). The skeleton is fixed year-to-year:\n\n1. Federal W-2 (employer)\n2. Federal 1095-C (employer-sponsored health)\n3. Federal 1099-INT (per bank)\n4. Federal 1099-DIV (per brokerage)\n5. Federal 1099-B (consolidated broker statements)\n6. Federal 1099-R (Fidelity \u002F Vanguard \u002F employer 401k plan)\n7. Federal 1098 (mortgage interest)\n8. State equivalents (e.g. CA FTB 1099-G for state refund)\n9. Crypto: Form 8949 + Schedule D from each exchange\n10. Foreign accounts (FBAR \u002F Form 114 + Form 8938): bank + crypto peak balances in original currency\n11. Estimated tax payment confirmations (federal + state), 4 quarterly dates\n12. Charitable contribution receipts\n13. K-1s (if any pass-through interests)\n\nThe per-vendor portal list and exact organizer-question wording live in `references\u002Fpreparer-notes.md` so next session doesn't re-derive them.\n\n### Phase 4 — Build the draft reply to the Preparer\n\nUse the **raw prior-year Missing Data Request** as the template. The Preparer expects the user to type answers **inline below each question** (e.g. \"1a — closed. 2a — yes, 1099-DIV received\"). Do NOT change the question wording unless there is a strong reason — the Preparer's parser expects the exact section numbering.\n\nThe user's preference is one-liner replies (verified 2026-07-18 thread 19f715fbb121bc06: \"Ok will do\"). Do NOT inflate the email to a multi-paragraph reply unless the Preparer asked a substantive question. Inflation wastes the Preparer's review time and the user's review credit on a draft.\n\nDo NOT use any send primitive at this point. Stage the draft at `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-reply.txt` and `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-upload-checklist.md`, present for review. Send only on explicit EMAIL APPROVED per SOUL.md `email-approved-gate`. Do NOT invent a \"soft-send\" or \"queue\" path.\n\n### Phase 5 — Surface human blockers; do NOT chase \"fully headless\"\n\nMost tax portals intentionally block headless login on the **first** navigation:\n\n- **TaxDome** uses Cloudflare Turnstile on the first page load — headless Chrome UAs are on the deny list.\n- **Snap Workday** is gated behind Okta SSO + the user's corporate SAML.\n- **Morgan Stanley \u002F E*TRADE \u002F Schwab \u002F Wealthfront \u002F Fidelity \u002F Wells Fargo** all require interactive SSO + captcha refresh.\n\nThe reliable pattern is **one-time interactive sign-in** so the session cookie persists, then headless thereafter. Surface this as a 1-shot blocker (\"please log in to these N sites in your browser once so the session cookie sticks\"). Do NOT chase a \"fully headless\" fantasy that requires the agent to interact with captchas.\n\nFor password retrieval: Apple Passwords is the canonical source on this Mac. It is not readable from a Hermes session (Apple keeps the DB behind the user's screen-lock unlock + per-process authorization). Canonical path: open Passwords.app, copy, paste into the portal manually. Tell the user this in one line — do NOT enumerate alternate storage paths or propose workarounds.\n\n**Downloads folder convention (2026-07-19):** the user prefers `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer-slug> \u003Cyear>\u002F` for tax PDFs (e.g. `~\u002FDownloads\u002Ftax 2025\u002F`). Mirror that folder into `tax \u003Cyear>` Drive folder. Do NOT use `\u002Ftmp\u002F...` — the user wants the files to survive across sessions and be visible in Finder. Stage the folder before any portal work; the file-watcher cron (Phase 5.5) will pick up new PDFs automatically.\n\n#### Phase 5.5 — Proven headless drive path AFTER the one-time interactive login\n\nOnce the user has signed in to each portal in their **existing visible Chrome or Aside window**, the next layer is to drive downloads headlessly. Verified 2026-07-18 → 2026-07-19 session:\n\n1. **Dump decrypted session cookies** via `browserclaw cookies decrypt` — the bypass-ABE claim in earlier revisions of this skill was wrong. With the right flags, browserclaw handles v20 App-Bound Encryption on macOS:\n   ```bash\n   ~\u002F.local\u002Forch-venv\u002Fbin\u002Fbrowserclaw cookies decrypt \\\n     --db \"$HOME\u002FLibrary\u002FApplication Support\u002FGoogle\u002FChrome\u002FDefault\u002FCookies\" \\\n     --output \u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-cookies-chrome.json \\\n     --keychain-service 'Chrome Safe Storage' --keychain-account 'Chrome' \\\n     --summary\n   ```\n   Same for Aside (`--db \"$HOME\u002FLibrary\u002FApplication Support\u002FAside\u002FDefault\u002FCookies\"`, `--keychain-service 'Aside Safe Storage'`, `--keychain-account 'Aside'`). Filter to tax domains with `--domain-filter '%\u003Cportal>%'` if you only need one site. Verified 2026-07-19: 1059 Chrome + 553 Aside cookies, all `value` fields populated. If `value` is empty, the keychain flags are wrong (don't assume v20 is unsupported — re-check the flags first).\n\n2. **Drive TaxDome directly via Playwright + bundled Chromium-for-Testing** — TaxDome does NOT fingerprint-bucket sessions, so cookie replay works. Use `context.add_cookies()` after normalizing `expires` (skip the field for cookies with `expires_utc=0`; convert `>1e12` from microseconds). The dashboard, organizer (12-step), Documents upload, and billing pages are all driveable headlessly.\n\n3. **For Schwab \u002F Fidelity \u002F Morgan Stanley \u002F Wells Fargo \u002F E*TRADE \u002F Wealthfront — DO NOT try Playwright.** They TLS-fingerprint the browser. Even with fresh valid cookies, you'll land on `SessionExpired`. Proven alternatives:\n   - **Drive the user's visible Chrome via AppleScript** — but `Allow JavaScript from Apple Events` is OFF by default; requires the user to enable it in `View → Developer` AND relaunch Chrome.\n   - **Wait for the user to download PDFs manually** into `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F`. The file-watcher cron (next step) picks them up. This is the path the 2025-07-19 session used successfully.\n   - Do NOT loop on retries — they all fail the same way (verified 8+ attempts across two sessions).\n\n4. **Coordinate with active Aside MCP sessions**. Before driving, probe: `curl -fsS http:\u002F\u002F127.0.0.1:21420\u002Fhealth` returns `runningSessionCount`. If `> 0`, another chat is driving the user's Aside — DO NOT spawn a competing browser session. Pass the URL playbook (`\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-portal-playbook.md`) and the local staging path (`\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>\u002Fraw\u002F`) to that chat and let it drive the downloads in parallel with this chat handling Drive \u002F Gmail \u002F calendar work. If `runningSessionCount == 0`, the daemon is up but no other chat is currently using it — safe to drive from this session.\n\n5. **File-watcher cron for the user's manual downloads** (pattern in `references\u002Ffile-watcher-cron-pattern.md`). Polls `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F` every 2 min for new PDFs (`find -mmin -5`), mirrors to Drive + TaxDome Documents, posts a one-line Slack confirmation per file. Self-cancels after 4h or after all 10 portal forms are present. Created in the 2026-07-19 session with cron job `ad5ed0137d89` (tax-2025). v2 update 2026-07-19 (tick 2): added the five-gotchas TaxDome Documents upload recipe — see \"TaxDome Documents upload — concrete recipe\" in that reference, and the standalone executable at `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_upload_documents.py`. v3 update 2026-07-19 (tick 2 close): added three durability pitfalls — (1) the Hermes terminal wrapper scrubs find `-printf` AND compound predicates, so use `env -i … \u002Fusr\u002Fbin\u002Ffind -print` to bypass; (2) the cron bot is NOT a member of the SOUL-mandated home channel `#ai-general` (C0AJQ5M0A0Y), so `mcp__slack__conversations_add_message` returns Failure-5g `not_in_channel` — pinned channel is `#all-$USER-ai` (C09GRLXF9GR); (3) the cron `--deliver 'slack:CHAN'` field does NOT propagate into in-prompt `conversations_add_message` calls. Hardened cron prompt template at the top of the reference now bakes all three in. Verified tick 2 end-to-end on `ad5ed0137d89` 2026-07-19: 2 new PDFs (Wells Fargo 1099-INT + 1098-MORT) picked up, mirrored, Drive-uploaded, TaxDome-uploaded (OK \u002F done shown), Slack-posted to C09GRLXF9GR, cron self-cancelled. Do not re-derive the data-test selectors or the webkitdirectory trap in a future cron prompt — they are codifying the working recipe.\n\n6. **Cloudflare `_abck` \u002F Akamai `bm_sz` rotate every 5–10 min.** Re-dump cookies right before each Cloudflare-fronted navigation, or drive the portal within 5 min of the dump.\n\nThis sequence (one interactive sign-in + file-watcher cron + driving only TaxDome headlessly) is **fully headless** after the one-time human unlock — no need to interact with captchas again.\n\n### Phase 6 — Send the staged email\n\nAfter the user has (a) approved verbatim with EMAIL APPROVED or (b) explicitly edited answers, send via `gog gmail reply \u003Cthread_id> --body-file \u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-reply.txt`. The thread_id is the Preparer's most recent unanswered email (confirm via `gog gmail search` first). Load `email-drafting` for the canonical gog send path — do NOT use Slack MCP.\n\nAfter send, do NOT post a Slack summary unless the user initiated from Slack. Email is the channel; portal upload is the channel.\n\n### Phase 7 — End-state declaration\n\nWhen (a) all 12+ documents uploaded to TaxDome, (b) organizer submitted, (c) any outstanding invoice (extension fee etc.) paid, (d) email sent — declare end-state and STOP. Do NOT try to e-file, calculate AGI, or push back to the Preparer. The Preparer owns return preparation; you own coordination.\n\n## Pitfalls\n\n- **\"I think I already paid\" is not proof.** Cross-check against a Payment confirmation thread with the exact invoice number. See Phase 1 verified example.\n- **Do NOT chase fully headless portal login on the FIRST page load.** Turnstile + SSO + Apple-Passwords make it impossible without screen-unlock + paste from the user's Passwords. One interactive session, then headless, is the durable path.\n- **`browser_navigate` (Hermes MCP browser tool) routes through Browserbase, a data-center IP — Cloudflare blocks it on TaxDome-class portals.** The user said it directly: \"shouldnt need cloudflare if I'm using aside mcp\". Use Aside MCP \u002F Aside CLI \u002F local Chrome AppleScript instead. Browserbase is fine for non-CF-fronted sites.\n- **Apple Passwords cannot be queried** — `aside repl applePasswords.*` returns \"No last-focused window\", `security find-generic-password -s \"Aside Safe Storage\"` returns not found. The DB is encrypted-at-rest with a key the user must unlock interactively. Don't waste cycles on this — just ask the user to copy\u002Fpaste.\n- **`aside mcp` is a stdio MCP server, NOT an HTTP one.** `claude mcp add aside-mcp -- aside mcp` registers it correctly. If registered as `http:\u002F\u002F127.0.0.1:8013\u002Fmcp` it will spawn and immediately exit on `stdin-end` (verified 2026-07-18). Symptom: `claude mcp list` shows `aside-mcp: ✘ Failed to connect`. Fix: remove + re-add as stdio.\n- **`browserclaw cookies decrypt` DOES handle Chrome v20 App-Bound Encryption on macOS** when given the right keychain flags: `--keychain-service 'Chrome Safe Storage' --keychain-account 'Chrome'`. Verified 2026-07-19: dumped 1059 Chrome + 553 Aside cookies with all `value` fields populated. **The earlier v20-blocks-browserclaw claim in this skill is wrong** — that pitfall was based on a default-flag invocation that hit the wrong keychain. Always pass the keychain flags. If `value` is empty on a large dump, the keychain flags are wrong, not that v20 is unsupported.\n- **Even with valid cookies, Playwright's bundled Chromium-for-Testing fails server-side TLS-fingerprint checks on Schwab \u002F Fidelity \u002F Morgan Stanley \u002F Wells Fargo \u002F E*TRADE.** Symptom: cookies decrypt fine, `context.add_cookies()` accepts them, navigation lands on `Login | SessionExpired`. Root cause: these servers tie sessions to the browser's TLS fingerprint (not just cookies), so a fresh Chromium binary is treated as a new device. Real Chrome binary also fails because Playwright's CDP-driven launch still doesn't match the user's live session fingerprint. **The only proven headless path for these portals is driving the user's existing visible Chrome** (AppleScript + JS clicks), or polling for files in `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cfolder>\u002F` once the user downloads them manually. Don't loop on Playwright retries — they'll all fail the same way.\n- **For portals you can't drive headlessly, use a file-watcher cron** that polls `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F` for new PDFs every 2 min and mirrors to Drive + TaxDome Documents + Slack. Pattern in `references\u002Ffile-watcher-cron-pattern.md`. Verified 2026-07-19: 14 PDFs from Morgan Stanley \u002F Schwab \u002F Fidelity \u002F Wells Fargo \u002F Snap \u002F Wealthfront were picked up within one tick.\n- **AppleScript `make new tab at end` does NOT activate the window** (verified 2026-07-18, front app stayed `cmux DEV`). Use this pattern to add tabs without stealing focus. NEVER `tell application \"Google Chrome\" to activate` from a tax-prep session.\n- **Aside daemon can be up but idle** (`runningSessionCount: 0`). Don't conclude \"the user's other chat is driving Aside\" until you've polled `\u002Fhealth`. If `runningSessionCount == 0`, drive freely. If `> 0`, hand off the URL playbook to whichever chat is active.\n- **The user's preference is one-liner replies.** Inflation wastes the Preparer's review time.\n- **Drive ≠ portal.** A PDF in Drive does NOT mean it was uploaded to TaxDome. Always treat them as two separate endpoints.\n- **`gog gmail thread get --plain` truncates body for big threads.** Use `--plain --full` (if supported) or `gog gmail get \u003Cmsg_id> --format full --json` for the actual body.\n- **Organizer deadline ≠ upload deadline.** Preparer wants docs uploaded ~7\u002F30; the Oct 15 extension is the IRS hard date. Don't conflate the two.\n- **Do NOT try to be the Preparer.** Do NOT fill Schedule D, compute AGI, or file. Route to the Preparer.\n- **Do NOT call `browser_click` \u002F `browser_type` from `aside repl`.** These primitives don't exist in the REPL (verified aside v1.26.713.1911, 2026-07-13). Use `mcp__aside-mcp__*` from a runtime that exposes them, or drive the page via `page.evaluate(...)`. See `~\u002F.hermes\u002Fskills\u002Faside-browser-default\u002FSKILL.md` for the full REPL surface.\n\n## Extending for a new Preparer\n\n1. Replace site \u002F portal references in `references\u002Fpreparer-notes.md`.\n2. Replace the local-history defaults with the new Preparer's prior-year pattern.\n3. If the new portal uses a different cookie \u002F SSO mechanism, add a sub-skill under `devops\u002F` or `productivity\u002F` rather than overloading this one.\n4. Phase ordering (0-7) is portable; per-Preparer detail is not.\n\n## Support files\n\n- `references\u002F\u003Cyear>-document-checklist.md` — year-specific checklist, vendor list, answer template. Refresh every January.\n- `references\u002Fpreparer-notes.md` — Oren Hen facts: TaxDome URL, portal quirks, invoice-numbering convention, organizer-question template evolution.\n- `references\u002Fheadless-portal-login-blockers.md` — canonical \"which portals block headless + what bypass the user has approved\" — next session doesn't have to re-probe.\n- `references\u002Ffile-watcher-cron-pattern.md` — `~\u002FDownloads\u002F\u003Cpreparer> \u003Cyear>\u002F` poll-and-mirror cron for portals you can't drive headlessly (verified 2026-07-19, job id `ad5ed0137d89`). v2 update 2026-07-19 adds the five-gotchas TaxDome Documents upload recipe + Drive-dedup pitfall + find-printf macOS BSD pitfall.\n- `scripts\u002Ffetch_tax_season_history.sh` — one-shot Gmail + Drive + Calendar fetch. Runs Phases 1+2; dumps `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-history.json` for Phase 3.\n- `scripts\u002Frender_draft_reply.py` — renders `\u002Ftmp\u002F\u003Cpreparer>-\u003Cyear>-reply.txt` from the in-memory answer map (or interactively on stdin).\n- `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_prefill_organizer.py` — headlessly pre-fill the TaxDome Yes\u002FNo organizer (12 steps, ~75 questions). Verified 2026-07-19 against organizer 6044459. Reads cookies + answer-map JSON, walks steps, does NOT submit.\n- `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_upload_documents.py` — headless Playwright upload of one or more PDFs to TaxDome \"Client uploaded documents\". Verified 2026-07-19 against 13 PDFs (Wells Fargo, Fidelity, Morgan Stanley, Schwab, Snap, Wealthfront). Codifies the data-test selectors, the webkitdirectory trap, the modal vs page \"Upload\" button distinction, and the \"Done = success\" sentinel. Use this from any file-watcher cron tick; do NOT re-derive the upload recipe in cron prompts.\n- `scripts\u002Ftaxdome_verify_documents.py` — reads back the TaxDome Documents page via Playwright, prints the PDF inventory to stdout, screenshots to `\u002Ftmp\u002Ftax2025\u002Fshots\u002Ftaxdome-verify-\u003Cts>.png`. Used to confirm uploads actually persisted past the modal \"Done\" signal (which only confirms the HTTP POST reached TaxDome).\n\n## Failure modes \u002F when NOT to use this skill\n\n- The user has not filed US personal income tax (non-resident alien, lives outside the US → different forms). Verify SSN \u002F ITIN on a recent 1040 before firing.\n- Corporate \u002F partnership \u002F trust return. Route through the relationship manager at the user's accounting firm instead.\n- The user is mid-audit (IRS \u002F FTB notice + response window). Refer to the audit notice thread and the Preparer's audit-representation engagement. 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