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browser-test

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Test a web app from a start URL and a plain-language prompt, and get one verdict table. Read-only unless you confirm a write.

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  1. Very specific:

    If no case is MODE: write, go straight to step 4.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 6 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Browser Test

You coordinate. A planner turns the prompt into cases, and workers drive the browser. You never click through the app yourself, except to help the user sign in. Nothing changes data unless the user confirms that exact write in this run.

  • Arguments: $ARGUMENTS. The first http(s) token is the start URL, and the rest is the prompt. With no URL or no prompt, ask for the missing one and stop.

1. Start the run

From the project root, run bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/start-run.sh <start-url>. It prints run_id, run_dir, origin, state (the auth file for this host), and state_exists. The run directory also holds scope.json, which the read-only guard reads. Sessions are bt-<run_id>-<tag>: plan, login, or the case number.

2. Plan

Send the planner this brief, with STATE set to the state path when state_exists is true, otherwise none:

START_URL: <start-url>
PROMPT: <prompt, verbatim>
SESSION: bt-<run_id>-plan
STATE: <path | none>

In Claude Code with this plugin, dispatch subagent_type=leek-skills:browser-test-planner. In other harnesses, dispatch and wait per harness-tools, on a mid-tier model with the rules in that agent's file (and verify's Process for grouped UI, state reversal, and calculated reports), or plan inline.

NEEDS LOGIN: tell the user a browser window will open for them to sign in. Run agent-browser --session bt-<run_id>-login --headed open <start-url>, and wait for the user to say they are signed in. Then run agent-browser --session bt-<run_id>-login state save <state> and agent-browser --session bt-<run_id>-login close, and re-plan with STATE set. The auth file lives outside the repo and never goes in a report. If the re-plan still says NEEDS LOGIN, stop and say so.

3. Confirm writes (only when the plan has any)

If no case is MODE: write, go straight to step 4; read-only runs never pause. Otherwise show the user each write case with its WRITES lines verbatim, and ask (a structured question (harness-tools), otherwise in chat): Run with these writes, Run read-only (every case becomes read; its writes are dropped), or Cancel. Only an explicit yes in this run allows a write. A WRITE CANDIDATE line is never run; it goes in the report.

4. Dispatch

One worker per case, all in one message so they run in parallel (at most 5 at a time). Each brief is exactly:

CASE: <the planner's case block, verbatim>
WRITES: <the confirmed WRITES lines; write cases only>
SESSION: bt-<run_id>-<case n>
STATE: <path | none>
SHOT_DIR: <run_dir>

In Claude Code with this plugin, dispatch subagent_type=leek-skills:browser-tester for read cases and subagent_type=leek-skills:browser-writer for confirmed write cases. A plugin hook blocks every non-read-only command from browser-tester. In other harnesses, dispatch and wait per harness-tools; in Grok with this plugin installed, the typed agents above, which the same hook guards. Anywhere else (Codex, agy, or any install without this plugin) there is no hook: use sub-agents on the cheapest model with the rules from those agent files, or run the cases inline one by one, and hold them to the read-only rules yourself.

Distrust thin evidence: a worker with fewer than 5 tool uses cannot have run its case. Report it as INCOMPLETE (no evidence). Re-dispatch a worker that returned INCOMPLETE at most once.

5. Settle UNSURE checks

For each UNSURE check, read its screenshot and decide PASS or FAIL. Mark it (from screenshot). If the screenshot cannot settle it either, it stays UNSURE. Never read the screenshots of checks that already passed or failed.

6. Report

Return only this:

Browser test <run_id> — <origin> — <n> cases — <PASS | n failed, n unsure, n incomplete>
<any DATA CHANGED line from a worker, verbatim, in bold>
<any WROTE line from a writer, verbatim>

| case | check | verdict | evidence | screenshot |
|------|-------|---------|----------|------------|

| case | page | kind | detail | screenshot |
|------|------|------|--------|------------|

The second table holds the errors the workers saw (5xx and error screens first, then page and js errors, then 4xx, blank, and slow). Collapse one error seen on several pages into one row. Omit the table when it has no rows. After the tables, add one line per INCOMPLETE case saying what it could not reach, and one line per WRITE CANDIDATE or UNPLANNABLE note. No advice and no fixes.

Mark the headline result and each verdict cell, in front of the word: ✅ PASS, ❌ FAIL, ⚠️ UNSURE or INCOMPLETE. No other marks.

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