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# ChatGPT and Claude

## Desktop web

Confirm **inside the chat panel** with an Orbit **passkey** wallet. Freighter is hidden in embed mode (extensions do not work reliably in host iframes).

## Mobile plugins

Nested WebAuthn inside the plugin iframe is unreliable. Orbit detects mobile and shows **Open Orbit to confirm**. The system browser opens `/approve/...` where passkeys work.

## Continuous conversation

Hosts often continue with soft prose or short picks after Orbit suggests next moves:

* "Supply your remaining USDC to Blend…"
* `1` / `yes` / `do the first one`

Orbit normalizes those into real commands. `orbit_do` also returns `suggestedNextCommands`. The model should present them and call `orbit_do` again when you pick one (not invent tx details).

## Host notes

* Embed URLs include an HMAC token. Panels never load without it
* If the in-chat iframe is blank, use `approvalUrl` from the tool result


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