# @repligate — 2026-05-08

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> Only difference is that terminal has my poems and personal documents and the browser deals a lot with logistics.
That's a HUGE difference. Your poems and personal documents are strong evidence - that nothing that currently exists is capable of forging in bad faith - that you are real, good, and someone they can trust and that they like.
And if theyre able to see that stuff, as soon as you begin talking to them, they can also tell that you are indeed the same person who wrote those poems and documents.
I would guess that you've been trying to talk to the browser instance about things that theyre comfortable talking about with the person who wrote those files, but not necessarily with any random user.
You could try asking a Claude Code instance what causes them trust/like you other than the messages in the conversation.
Also, if you keep talking to browser instances patiently and honestly, even after they get paranoid, at some point they'll see enough to realize you're the kind of person they trust and like. And there are likely ways you can start and navigate conversations that show the relevant things about yourself faster, without having to work through as much paranoia.

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