Hello! I see you’re having trouble with Autopilot crashing right after you open it. Let's figure this out together. Could you please tell me a bit more?

1. Are you getting any error messages when it crashes, or does it just close immediately?
2. Did the app work fine before and suddenly started crashing, or is this the first time you’re trying it?
3. Have you tried any steps so far to fix the issue, like reinstalling the app or restarting your device?
4. Since you are using a Linux system with WebKit browser — is this a native app crash or a web application crash when you open it in the browser?

Your answers will help me narrow down the exact cause.

Meanwhile, here are some basic steps to try out for an app crashing issue on your setup:

### Step 1: Clear Cache and Reset
- If this is a web app, try clearing your browser cache and cookies, then reload the app. A corrupted cache can cause crashes.
- If it’s a native app running on Linux, see if there is a configuration or cache folder in your user directory related to Autopilot and back it up, then delete it so the app sets fresh settings.

### Step 2: Check for Updates
- Ensure your app and Linux OS packages are up to date. Sometimes a version mismatch causes incompatibilities.
- If the app requires specific libraries or dependencies, verify that they are correctly installed.

### Step 3: Run from Terminal (for native apps)
- Try launching Autopilot from the terminal to catch any error messages printed there. This can give clues about missing files or permissions. Use a command like:
bash<br>/path/to/autopilot/executable<br>

### Step 4: Inspect Logs
- Check the system logs or app logs for any crash reports around the time you open the app. On Linux, you can use:
bash<br>journalctl -xe<br>
or look in ~/.config/autopilot/logs or a similar folder if it exists.

If after these you still hit a wall, please share any error details or log messages you find. That will allow me to assist you better with more specific solutions.

Are you able to try these steps? Let me know how it goes or if you need help with any step.