How to check a web page in a real browser in this repository, using only agent-browser. Use when verifying UI changes, looking at a page or component, taking screenshots, comparing against a baseline, testing a viewport or dark mode, or serving a production build over HTTPS to try it.
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Use only agent-browser (bunx agent-browser) to interact with a web page: open, inspect, click, type, screenshot, compare. Do not use Playwright, Puppeteer, or other ad-hoc browser scripts. Load the agent-browser skill for the full command guide.
Chrome for Testing is not an npm artifact. After bun install, run bun scripts/install-agent-browser-chrome.ts (skips when Chrome is already present), or bunx agent-browser install (--with-deps on Linux if launch fails on missing libraries). bun install in CI does not download Chrome.
bun run dev (http://localhost:5173) or bun run build && bun run preview.bun run prd (https://localhost:4173, see docs/local-https.md).bunx agent-browser open <url>, then bunx agent-browser set viewport <w> <h>.bunx agent-browser snapshot -i lists controls with role and accessible name. An unnamed control is a bug; fix the name rather than clicking by CSS.bunx agent-browser screenshot --annotate page.png for a labeled picture of those refs.bunx agent-browser set media dark.bunx agent-browser diff screenshot --baseline baseline.png.Browser-console warnings in a page or story are bugs. Keep screenshots out of git unless they are approved baselines.
williamrjribeiro/resume
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