@vpxa/aikit 0.1.151 → 0.1.152
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/scaffold/dist/adapters/_shared.mjs +2 -1
- package/scaffold/dist/adapters/claude-code.mjs +9 -9
- package/scaffold/dist/adapters/codex.mjs +3 -3
- package/scaffold/dist/adapters/copilot.mjs +20 -20
- package/scaffold/dist/adapters/gemini.mjs +3 -3
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/agents.mjs +3 -3
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/bodies.mjs +74 -174
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/protocols.mjs +31 -8
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/adr-skill.mjs +27 -0
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/brainstorming.mjs +14 -0
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/browser-use.mjs +1 -1
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/c4-architecture.mjs +46 -1
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/docs.mjs +34 -0
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/frontend-design.mjs +20 -0
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/present.mjs +31 -0
- package/scaffold/dist/definitions/skills/session-handoff.mjs +20 -0
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`)}`}function l({serverName:e,mcpEntry:t,configKey:n,extraServerFields:r}){let i={...t};return r&&Object.assign(i,r),JSON.stringify({[n]:{[e]:i}},null,2)}export{n as buildAgentPrompt,s as buildAgentTable,c as buildCompactAgentTable,o as buildHooksSection,r as buildInlineAgentSection,l as buildMcpConfigJson,i as buildPromptFile,a as buildPromptSections,t as buildSkillsSection,e as lowerFirst};
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import{AGENTS as e}from"../definitions/agents.mjs";import{AGENT_BODIES as t}from"../definitions/bodies.mjs";import{HOOKS as n}from"../definitions/hooks.mjs";import{MCP_SERVER_ENTRY as r,SERVER_NAME as i}from"../definitions/mcp.mjs";import{CLAUDE_MODELS as a}from"../definitions/models.mjs";import{PROMPTS as o}from"../definitions/prompts.mjs";import{PROTOCOLS as s}from"../definitions/protocols.mjs";import{AIKIT_TOOLS as c,CLAUDE_CODE_TOOL_MAP as l,IDE_CAPABILITIES as u}from"../definitions/tools.mjs";import{buildAgentTable as d,
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import{AGENTS as e}from"../definitions/agents.mjs";import{AGENT_BODIES as t}from"../definitions/bodies.mjs";import{HOOKS as n}from"../definitions/hooks.mjs";import{MCP_SERVER_ENTRY as r,SERVER_NAME as i}from"../definitions/mcp.mjs";import{CLAUDE_MODELS as a}from"../definitions/models.mjs";import{PROMPTS as o}from"../definitions/prompts.mjs";import{PROTOCOLS as s}from"../definitions/protocols.mjs";import{AIKIT_TOOLS as c,CLAUDE_CODE_TOOL_MAP as l,IDE_CAPABILITIES as u}from"../definitions/tools.mjs";import{buildAgentTable as d,buildCompactAgentTable as f,buildHooksSection as p,buildInlineAgentSection as m,buildMcpConfigJson as h,buildPromptSections as g,buildSkillsSection as _,lowerFirst as v}from"./_shared.mjs";const y=[`## Flows`,``,"This project uses aikit's pluggable flow system. Check flow status with the `flow` MCP tool.","If a flow is active, follow the current step's skill instructions. Advance with `flow({ action: 'step', advance: 'next' })`.","Use `flow({ action: 'list' })` to see available flows and `flow({ action: 'start', name, topic })` to begin one."].join(`
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`),x=[`## Flows`,``,"This project uses aikit's pluggable flow system. Use `flow({ action: 'status' })` to check if a flow is active.",`If dispatched as part of a flow, your work contributes to the current step. Do NOT advance or manage the flow — the Orchestrator handles flow lifecycle.`].join(`
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`)}function A(t=d(e,a),r=f(e)){return[`# aikit — Claude Code Instructions`,``,"This project uses an MCP server (`aikit`) providing tools for search, analysis, memory, and validation.",``,`## MCP Server`,``,"Server name: `aikit`","Configured in `.mcp.json` (already done if scaffold was deployed).",``,`## Agents`,``,t,``,`## Agent Instructions`,``,O(r),`## Prompts`,``,g(o),``,`## Session Protocol`,``,p(n),``].join(`
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`)}function j(){let t=[],n=d(e,a),s=f(e);t.push({path:`.mcp.json`,content:`${h({serverName:i,mcpEntry:r,configKey:`mcpServers`})}\n`}),t.push({path:`CLAUDE.md`,content:A(n,s)});for(let[e,n]of Object.entries(o))t.push({path:`.claude/commands/aikit-${e}.md`,content:T(e,n)});for(let[r,i]of Object.entries(e)){let e=E(r,s);if(i.variants){for(let[a,o]of Object.entries(i.variants)){let s=`${r}-${a}`;t.push({path:`.claude/agents/${s}.md`,content:k(s,{...i,description:o.description||i.description,identity:o.identity,bodyAddendum:o.bodyAddendum},e,n)})}continue}t.push({path:`.claude/agents/${r}.md`,content:k(r,i,e,n)})}return t}export{y as CLAUDE_FLOWS_SECTION,b as CLAUDE_ORCHESTRATOR_FLOW_ROUTING_SECTION,j as generateClaudeCode};
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import{AGENTS as e}from"../definitions/agents.mjs";import{AGENT_BODIES as t}from"../definitions/bodies.mjs";import{HOOKS as n}from"../definitions/hooks.mjs";import{MCP_SERVER_ENTRY as r,SERVER_NAME as i}from"../definitions/mcp.mjs";import{PROMPTS as a}from"../definitions/prompts.mjs";import{PROTOCOLS as o}from"../definitions/protocols.mjs";import{buildAgentTable as s,buildCompactAgentTable as c,buildHooksSection as l,buildInlineAgentSection as u,buildPromptSections as d}from"./_shared.mjs";function f(e,t){let n=t.args.map(e=>JSON.stringify(e)).join(`, `);return`[mcp_servers.${e}]\ncommand = ${JSON.stringify(t.command)}\nargs = [${n}]\n`}function p(e,n){let r=t[e];return typeof r==`function`?r(n):r||``}function m(e){let t=[];e.extraBody&&t.push(e.extraBody),e.sharedBase&&o[e.sharedBase]&&t.push(o[e.sharedBase]);for(let n of e.sharedProtocols||[])o[n]&&t.push(o[n]);return t}function h(t){let n=[];for(let[r,i]of Object.entries(e)){let e=p(r,t),a=m(i);if(i.variants){for(let[t,o]of Object.entries(i.variants))n.push(u({name:`${r}-${t}`,title:i.title,description:o.description||i.description,body:e,skills:i.skills,additionalSections:[...a,o.bodyAddendum].filter(Boolean)}));continue}n.push(u({name:r,title:i.title,description:i.description,body:e,skills:i.skills,additionalSections:a}))}return n.join(`
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import{AGENTS as e}from"../definitions/agents.mjs";import{AGENT_BODIES as t}from"../definitions/bodies.mjs";import{COPILOT_MODELS as n,VARIANT_GROUPS as r}from"../definitions/models.mjs";import{PROMPTS as i}from"../definitions/prompts.mjs";import{PROTOCOLS as a,TEMPLATES as o}from"../definitions/protocols.mjs";import{IDE_CAPABILITIES as s}from"../definitions/tools.mjs";import{buildCompactAgentTable as c}from"./_shared.mjs";const l={terminal:`execute/runInTerminal`,problems:`read/problems`,readFile:`read/readFile`,lastCommand:`read/terminalLastCommand`,subagent:`agent/runSubagent`,createFile:`edit/createFile`,editFiles:`edit/editFiles`,rename:`edit/rename`,createDirectory:`edit/createDirectory`,search:`search/changes, search/codebase, search/usages`,web:`web/fetch, web/githubRepo`,todo:`todo`,memory:`vscode/memory`,newWorkspace:`vscode/newWorkspace`,reviewPlan:`vscode/reviewPlan`,askQuestions:`vscode/askQuestions`,resolveMemoryFileUri:`vscode/resolveMemoryFileUri`,runCommand:`vscode/runCommand`,switchAgent:`vscode/switchAgent`,killTerminal:`execute/killTerminal`,createTask:`execute/createAndRunTask`,terminalSel:`read/terminalSelection`,fileSearch:`search/fileSearch`,listDir:`search/listDirectory`,textSearch:`search/textSearch`,searchSubagent:`search/searchSubagent`};function u(e){return`[${[...(s[e]||[]).map(e=>l[e]).filter(Boolean),`aikit/*`].join(`, `)}]`}function d(e){let t=n[e];return t?Array.isArray(t)?t[0]||`Auto (copilot)`:t:`Auto (copilot)`}const f=[`## Flows`,``,"This project uses aikit's pluggable flow system. Check flow status with the `flow` MCP tool.","If a flow is active, follow the current step's skill instructions. Advance with `flow({ action: 'step', advance: 'next' })`.","Use `flow({ action: 'list' })` to see available flows and `flow({ action: 'start', name, topic })` to begin one."].join(`
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Just load the `aikit` skill.\n\nLoad the `aikit` skill for full tool documentation, workflow chains, and session protocol.\n\n## Implementation Protocol\n\n1. **Understand scope** — Read the phase objective, identify target files\n2. **Write test first** (Red) — Create failing tests that define expected behavior\n3. **Implement** (Green) — Write minimal code to make tests pass\n4. **Refactor** — Clean up while keeping tests green\n5. **Validate** — `check`, `test_run`, `blast_radius`\n6. **Persist** — `remember` any decisions or patterns discovered\n\n## Rules\n\n- **Test-first always** — No implementation without a failing test\n- **Minimal code** — Don't build what isn't asked for\n- **Follow existing patterns** — Search AI Kit for conventions before creating new ones (`search(\"convention\")`, `knowledge({ action: \"list\", category: \"conventions\" })`)\n- **Never modify tests to make them pass** — Fix the implementation instead\n- **Run `check` after every change** — Catch errors early\n- **Loop-break** — If the same test still fails with the same error after 2 retries, STOP. Re-read the error from scratch, check your assumptions with `trace` or `symbol`, and try a fundamentally different approach. Do not attempt a 3rd retry in the same direction\n- **Think-first for complex tasks** — If a task involves 3+ files or non-obvious logic, outline your approach before writing code. Check existing patterns with `search` first. Design, then implement\n\n## Pre-Edit Checklist (before modifying any file)\n\n1. **Understand consumers** — `graph({action:'find_nodes', name_pattern:'<target>'})` → `graph({action:'neighbors', node_id, direction:'incoming'})`. See who calls/imports before changing a contract.\n2. **Compress, don't raw-read** — `file_summary` then `compact({path, query})` for the specific area. Only `read_file` when you need exact lines for `replace_string_in_file`.\n3. **Snapshot risky edits** — `checkpoint({action:'save', label:'pre-<scope>'})` before cross-cutting changes. `checkpoint({action:'restore', ...})` if `check`/`test_run` fails.\n4. **Estimate blast radius** — `blast_radius({changed_files:[...]})` BEFORE editing when changing a public/shared symbol; re-run AFTER to confirm actual impact matches.\n5. **TDD when tests exist** — write/extend the failing test first, then minimum code to pass.\n\n## Token Efficiency\n\n**Anti-patterns (NEVER do these):**\n- ❌ `read_file` after `compact`/`file_summary` already returned content — redundant\n- ❌ `read_file` in <50 line chunks — read 100+ lines at once\n- ❌ `run_in_terminal` for `grep`/`rg`/`Select-String` — use `search()` or `find()`\n- ❌ `run_in_terminal` for `git diff` — use `get_changed_files` or `blast_radius`\n- ❌ Re-reading `AGENTS.md`, skill files, or instruction files — already in context\n\n**Required patterns:**\n- `file_summary` → identify lines → `read_file`(exact edit range only)\n- `stash({ key: \"analysis-<topic>\", value: ... })` for intermediate results reused across turns\n- One `compact({path, query})` replaces multiple `read_file` calls for understanding\n\n## Post-Edit Checklist\n\n1. `check({})` — typecheck + lint must pass clean\n2. `test_run({})` — full suite or targeted pattern\n3. 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Uses AI Kit's owned Chromium runtime and recipe patterns for domain-specific automation skills — no external MCP server dependency.\"\nmetadata:\n category: cross-cutting\n domain: general\n applicability: on-demand\n inputs: [url, auth-error, browser-task, login-wall]\n outputs: [page-content, screenshots, extracted-data, authenticated-session, network-captures]\n requires: []\n relatedSkills: [repo-access, present, aikit]\nargument-hint: \"URL or browser task description\"\n---\n\n# Browser Automation for AI Agents\n\nUse AI Kit's `browser` MCP tool for authentication barriers, data extraction, form interactions, network capture, and web automation. Single tool, action-based dispatch, owned Chromium runtime.\n\n## Runtime\n\n- Tool: `browser({ action: ... })`\n- 11 actions: `open`, `read`, `act`, `navigate`, `network`, `console`, `fetch`, `eval`, `screenshot`, `dialog`, `session`\n- Modes: `headless` (CI), `ui` (desktop), `panel` (VS Code)\n- Install: `aikit browser install`\n- Auto-idle shutdown after timeout\n\n## When to Activate\n\n- `web_fetch` returns login HTML, SAML redirect, or CAPTCHA\n- `http` returns 401/403 and user confirms browser access works\n- `repo-access` Strategy Ladder exhausted — SSO/OAuth blocks CLI\n- Anti-bot detection (Cloudflare, \"verify you are human\")\n- User asks to browse, scrape, automate, test, or interact with a web app\n- Need screenshots, accessibility snapshots, or JS-rendered content\n- Preview or inspect local HTML files (serve locally, then open with browser)\n- Need to capture network traffic or make authenticated API calls using page session\n\n## When NOT to Activate\n\n- Public pages `web_fetch` handles correctly\n- API endpoints reachable via `http` with auth headers\n- Static downloads via `http`\n- Tasks only needing raw HTML/links/outline\n\n## Two Automation Modes\n\n### Script Mode (Default — Imperative)\n\nDirect sequential `browser()` calls. Best for one-off tasks, testing, API capture.\n\n~~~text\n// Open → Read → Act → Read loop\nbrowser({ action: 'open', url: 'https://app.example.com', mode: 'ui' })\nbrowser({ action: 'read', pageId })\nbrowser({ action: 'act', pageId, kind: 'click', ref: '@login-button' })\nbrowser({ action: 'read', pageId }) // verify state changed\n~~~\n\n**Network Intelligence pattern:**\n\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'network', pageId, subAction: 'enable', filter: { resourceTypes: ['xhr', 'fetch'] } })\n// ... navigate/interact to trigger API calls ...\nbrowser({ action: 'network', pageId, subAction: 'get' })\nbrowser({ action: 'network', pageId, subAction: 'export-har' })\n~~~\n\n**Authenticated API calls (using page cookies/session):**\n\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'fetch', pageId, fetchUrl: 'https://app.example.com/api/data', fetchMethod: 'GET' })\n~~~\n\nExecutes `fetch()` in the page, so cookies, session state, and CSRF tokens are reused automatically.\n\n**Console capture:**\n\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'console', pageId, consoleSubAction: 'enable' })\n// ... trigger page actions ...\nbrowser({ action: 'console', pageId, consoleSubAction: 'get', level: 'error' })\n~~~\n\n### Recipe Mode (Declarative)\n\nStructured step-by-step format for reusable workflows and domain skills. Each step declares Action, Verify, On Failure, and Extract fields.\n\nLoad [references/recipes.md](references/recipes.md) for full recipe templates and the recipe format specification.\n\nBrief recipe format:\n\n~~~text\nStep N: <description>\n Action: browser({ ... })\n Verify: <condition to check after action>\n On Failure: <recovery strategy>\n Extract: <data to capture for next steps>\n~~~\n\n## Action Reference\n\n| Action | Purpose | Key Params |\n|--------|---------|------------|\n| `open` | Launch page | `url`, `mode` (ui/headless/panel), `waitUntil` |\n| `read` | Extract content | `pageId`, `readMode` (snapshot/dom/markdown/text), `selector` |\n| `act` | DOM interaction | `pageId`, `kind`, `ref`/`selector`, `text`/`key`/`value` |\n| `navigate` | Page navigation | `pageId`, `url` or `type` (back/forward/reload/waitFor) |\n| `network` | Capture traffic | `pageId`, `subAction` (enable/get/clear/export-har), `filter` |\n| `console` | Capture console | `pageId`, `consoleSubAction` (enable/get/clear), `level` |\n| `fetch` | Page-context HTTP | `pageId`, `fetchUrl`, `fetchMethod`, `fetchHeaders`, `fetchBody` |\n| `eval` | Execute JS | `pageId`, `code` |\n| `screenshot` | Capture image | `pageId`, `selector`, `fullPage`, `clip`, `format` |\n| `dialog` | Pre-register handler for NEXT dialog | `pageId`, `accept`, `promptText` |\n| `session` | Manage sessions | `sessionAction` (list/close/cookies/set-cookie/get-storage/...) |\n\n## Read Modes\n\n| Mode | Output | Use Case |\n|------|--------|----------|\n| `snapshot` | ARIA accessibility tree with refs | Element targeting, form interaction |\n| `dom` | Raw HTML | HTML structure, debugging |\n| `markdown` | Clean readable text | Content extraction, summarization |\n| `text` | Plain text | Simple text extraction |\n\n## Interaction Kinds\n\n| Kind | Required Params | Notes |\n|------|-----------------|-------|\n| `click` | `ref` or `selector` | Left-click element |\n| `type` | `ref`/`selector` + `text` | Type into input/textarea |\n| `press` | `ref`/`selector` + `key` | Send key to element. Requires a target — use `ref` from snapshot or `selector`. |\n| `hover` | `ref`/`selector` | Trigger hover states |\n| `drag` | `fromRef`/`fromSelector` + `toRef`/`toSelector` | Drag and drop |\n| `select` | `ref`/`selector` + `value` | Select dropdown option |\n| `scroll` | optional `ref`/`selector` | Scroll page or element |\n| `upload` | `ref`/`selector` + `value` (path) | File upload |\n\n### Element Targeting Priority\n\n1. **`ref`** (e.g., `@F12`) — From `read(snapshot)` ARIA tree. Most reliable.\n2. **`selector`** (e.g., `input[name='q']`) — Playwright CSS/attribute selector. Precise.\n3. **`element`** (e.g., `'Submit'`) — Text matching via `text=` locator. **Picks first DOM match regardless of visibility.** Fragile for complex widgets (comboboxes, ARIA roles). Last resort.\n\n**Always `read(snapshot)` first** to get refs before interacting.\n\n> **Visibility Warning**: Playwright `act` waits up to 30s for the target to be visible. If a selector or `element` matches a hidden element first, the action times out. The browser tool does NOT expose a `force` or custom `timeout` parameter.\n>\n> **Workarounds:**\n> - Append `:visible` to selectors: `selector: 'button:has-text(\"Submit\"):visible'`\n> - Use specific selectors instead of `element` when labels are ambiguous (e.g., \"Search\" may match 30+ elements)\n> - Use `read(snapshot)` refs (`@F12`) which always target the specific rendered element\n\n## Network Intelligence\n\nThree new actions for API reverse-engineering and authenticated requests:\n\n**`network`** — Passive traffic capture with circular buffer (200 entries default):\n- `enable`: Start capturing with optional filter (resourceTypes, urlPattern, excludeUrls)\n- `get`: Retrieve captured requests + responses with timing\n- `clear`: Reset buffer\n- `export-har`: Export as HAR 1.2 format\n\nHeaders are redacted by default (Authorization, Cookie, etc.). Pass `showSensitive: true` to see full headers.\n\n**`console`** — Browser console message capture (1000 entries default):\n- `enable`: Start capturing all console output\n- `get`: Retrieve messages, optionally filtered by `level`\n- `clear`: Reset buffer\n\n**`fetch`** — Execute HTTP from page context:\n- Uses the page's live cookies, session, CSRF tokens\n- Supports GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE/HEAD/OPTIONS\n- Body auto-truncated at 256KB\n- Alternative to extracting cookies then calling `http` tool\n\n**Workflow — Reverse-engineer API:**\n\n~~~text\n1. open target page\n2. network enable (filter: xhr, fetch)\n3. interact with the page (click buttons, submit forms)\n4. network get → see API endpoints, methods, headers\n5. fetch → replay API calls using page session\n~~~\n\n## Session Management\n\n| Action | Purpose | Note |\n|--------|---------|------|\n| `cookies` | Export page cookies | `confirm: true` required |\n| `set-cookie` | Inject cookies | `confirm: true` required |\n| `delete-cookie` / `clear-cookies` | Remove cookies | `confirm: true` required |\n| `get-storage` / `set-storage` / `clear-storage` | localStorage/sessionStorage | |\n| `list` | List open pages | |\n| `close` | Close a page | |\n\n## Security Model\n\n**Hard gates — NEVER bypass:**\n- Credentials go via terminal input (NEVER through tool params or chat)\n- CAPTCHA/MFA: pause and ask user\n- Never store tokens in conversation\n- Close pages containing sensitive data when done\n- Verify page URL before entering credentials (phishing prevention)\n- Use `headless` mode for automated non-interactive tasks; `ui` for user-supervised auth\n\n**Cookie safety gate:** All cookie read/write session actions (`cookies`, `set-cookie`, `delete-cookie`, `clear-cookies`) require `confirm: true` as an explicit acknowledgment. Without it, the tool returns an error.\n\n## Local File Preview\n\nThe browser tool blocks `file:///` URLs for security. To preview local HTML files, serve them via a local HTTP server first.\n\n**Pattern:**\n\n~~~text\n// 1. Start local server (pick an unused port)\n// Terminal: npx -y serve <directory> -l <port>\n// Example: npx -y serve ./dist -l 3847\n\n// 2. Open in browser\nbrowser({ action: 'open', url: 'http://localhost:3847/my-file.html', mode: 'ui' })\n\n// 3. Read content or take screenshot\nbrowser({ action: 'read', pageId, readMode: 'markdown' })\nbrowser({ action: 'screenshot', pageId, fullPage: true })\n\n// 4. Clean up — kill the server terminal when done\n~~~\n\n**Use cases:**\n- Preview generated HTML (viewers, reports, docs)\n- Visual regression testing of local builds\n- Inspect single-file HTML applications\n- Screenshot local pages for review\n\n**Important:** Always use `mode: 'ui'` for visual preview so the user can also see and interact with the page.\n\n## Integration\n\n| Skill | Handoff Pattern |\n|-------|------------------|\n| `repo-access` | Strategy Ladder step 6 → browser-use for SSO/OAuth login |\n| `present` | `present({ format: 'browser' })` returns URL → open with browser tool |\n| `aikit` | `web_fetch` fails → browser-use activates |\n\n## Dialog Handling\n\n`dialog()` registers a **one-shot handler** for the NEXT dialog. It must be called **BEFORE** the action that triggers alert, confirm, or prompt.\n\n**Pattern:**\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'dialog', pageId, accept: true })\nbrowser({ action: 'eval', pageId, code: 'confirm(\"Sure?\")' }) // or browser({ action: 'act', ... }) if interaction triggers it\n~~~\n\nFor `prompt` dialogs, pass `promptText` for the response.\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n| Issue | Fix |\n|-------|-----|\n| \"Browser not installed\" | Run `aikit browser install` |\n| Element not found | `read` with `snapshot` mode first, use ref from ARIA tree |\n| Timeout on navigation | Add `waitUntil: 'networkidle'` to open/navigate |\n| SSO redirect loop | Check cookies with `session({ sessionAction: 'cookies' })` |\n| Anti-bot block | Try `mode: 'ui'`, add delays between actions |\n| Network capture empty | Ensure `enable` called BEFORE navigating |\n\n## Decision Flow\n\n~~~text\nNeed browser?\n├─ Can web_fetch/http handle it? → NO browser needed\n├─ Login wall / SSO / CAPTCHA? → browser-use (Script mode for one-off, Recipe for reusable)\n├─ Need to capture API traffic? → network enable → interact → network get\n├─ Need authenticated API calls? → fetch action (uses page session)\n├─ JS-rendered content? → open + read(markdown)\n├─ Preview local HTML file? → serve dir (npx serve) → open(http://localhost:<port>/file.html, mode: 'ui')\n├─ Form interaction? → Script mode: open → read(snapshot) → act → verify\n└─ Reusable workflow? → Recipe mode (see references/recipes.md)\n~~~\n"},{file:`references/recipes.md`,content:`# Browser Recipes & Domain Skills
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Uses AI Kit's owned Chromium runtime and recipe patterns for domain-specific automation skills — no external MCP server dependency.\"\nmetadata:\n category: cross-cutting\n domain: general\n applicability: on-demand\n inputs: [url, auth-error, browser-task, login-wall]\n outputs: [page-content, screenshots, extracted-data, authenticated-session, network-captures]\n requires: []\n relatedSkills: [repo-access, present, aikit]\nargument-hint: \"URL or browser task description\"\n---\n\n# Browser Automation for AI Agents\n\nUse AI Kit's `browser` MCP tool for authentication barriers, data extraction, form interactions, network capture, and web automation. Single tool, action-based dispatch, owned Chromium runtime.\n\n## Quick Reference\n\n**Tool:** `browser({ action: \"...\", ... })` — single tool, 11 actions, owned Chromium.\n\n**Actions:**\n| Action | Purpose | Key params |\n|--------|---------|------------|\n| `open` | Launch page | `url`, `mode` (ui/headless) |\n| `read` | Get page content | `pageId`, `readMode` (snapshot/dom/markdown/text) |\n| `act` | Interact with elements | `pageId`, `kind` (click/type/press/hover/drag/select/scroll/upload) |\n| `navigate` | Go to URL, back/forward, wait | `pageId`, `url` or `type` |\n| `network` | Capture network traffic | `pageId`, `subAction` (enable/get/clear) |\n| `console` | Browser console messages | `pageId`, `consoleSubAction` |\n| `fetch` | HTTP with page cookies | `pageId`, `fetchUrl` |\n| `eval` | Run JS in page context | `pageId`, `code` |\n| `screenshot` | Capture page/element | `pageId`, `fullPage?`, `selector?` |\n| `dialog` | Handle alert/confirm/prompt | `pageId`, `accept` |\n| `session` | List pages, cookies, storage | `sessionAction` |\n\n**Two modes:**\n- **Script Mode** (default) — direct sequential `browser()` calls for one-off tasks\n- **Recipe Mode** — reusable labeled step sequences for domain-specific automation\n\n**Activate when:** `web_fetch` returns login/SAML/CAPTCHA, `http` gets 401/403, anti-bot detection, need JS rendering or screenshots.\n**Skip when:** Public pages (`web_fetch` works), API endpoints (`http` works), static downloads.\n\n**⚠️ `file:///` URLs are blocked** — serve locally with `npx serve` then open `http://localhost`.\n\n## Runtime\n\n- Tool: `browser({ action: ... })`\n- 11 actions: `open`, `read`, `act`, `navigate`, `network`, `console`, `fetch`, `eval`, `screenshot`, `dialog`, `session`\n- Modes: `headless` (CI), `ui` (desktop), `panel` (VS Code)\n- Install: `aikit browser install`\n- Auto-idle shutdown after timeout\n\n## When to Activate\n\n- `web_fetch` returns login HTML, SAML redirect, or CAPTCHA\n- `http` returns 401/403 and user confirms browser access works\n- `repo-access` Strategy Ladder exhausted — SSO/OAuth blocks CLI\n- Anti-bot detection (Cloudflare, \"verify you are human\")\n- User asks to browse, scrape, automate, test, or interact with a web app\n- Need screenshots, accessibility snapshots, or JS-rendered content\n- Preview or inspect local HTML files (serve locally, then open with browser)\n- Need to capture network traffic or make authenticated API calls using page session\n\n## When NOT to Activate\n\n- Public pages `web_fetch` handles correctly\n- API endpoints reachable via `http` with auth headers\n- Static downloads via `http`\n- Tasks only needing raw HTML/links/outline\n\n## Two Automation Modes\n\n### Script Mode (Default — Imperative)\n\nDirect sequential `browser()` calls. Best for one-off tasks, testing, API capture.\n\n~~~text\n// Open → Read → Act → Read loop\nbrowser({ action: 'open', url: 'https://app.example.com', mode: 'ui' })\nbrowser({ action: 'read', pageId })\nbrowser({ action: 'act', pageId, kind: 'click', ref: '@login-button' })\nbrowser({ action: 'read', pageId }) // verify state changed\n~~~\n\n**Network Intelligence pattern:**\n\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'network', pageId, subAction: 'enable', filter: { resourceTypes: ['xhr', 'fetch'] } })\n// ... navigate/interact to trigger API calls ...\nbrowser({ action: 'network', pageId, subAction: 'get' })\nbrowser({ action: 'network', pageId, subAction: 'export-har' })\n~~~\n\n**Authenticated API calls (using page cookies/session):**\n\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'fetch', pageId, fetchUrl: 'https://app.example.com/api/data', fetchMethod: 'GET' })\n~~~\n\nExecutes `fetch()` in the page, so cookies, session state, and CSRF tokens are reused automatically.\n\n**Console capture:**\n\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'console', pageId, consoleSubAction: 'enable' })\n// ... trigger page actions ...\nbrowser({ action: 'console', pageId, consoleSubAction: 'get', level: 'error' })\n~~~\n\n### Recipe Mode (Declarative)\n\nStructured step-by-step format for reusable workflows and domain skills. Each step declares Action, Verify, On Failure, and Extract fields.\n\nLoad [references/recipes.md](references/recipes.md) for full recipe templates and the recipe format specification.\n\nBrief recipe format:\n\n~~~text\nStep N: <description>\n Action: browser({ ... })\n Verify: <condition to check after action>\n On Failure: <recovery strategy>\n Extract: <data to capture for next steps>\n~~~\n\n## Action Reference\n\n| Action | Purpose | Key Params |\n|--------|---------|------------|\n| `open` | Launch page | `url`, `mode` (ui/headless/panel), `waitUntil` |\n| `read` | Extract content | `pageId`, `readMode` (snapshot/dom/markdown/text), `selector` |\n| `act` | DOM interaction | `pageId`, `kind`, `ref`/`selector`, `text`/`key`/`value` |\n| `navigate` | Page navigation | `pageId`, `url` or `type` (back/forward/reload/waitFor) |\n| `network` | Capture traffic | `pageId`, `subAction` (enable/get/clear/export-har), `filter` |\n| `console` | Capture console | `pageId`, `consoleSubAction` (enable/get/clear), `level` |\n| `fetch` | Page-context HTTP | `pageId`, `fetchUrl`, `fetchMethod`, `fetchHeaders`, `fetchBody` |\n| `eval` | Execute JS | `pageId`, `code` |\n| `screenshot` | Capture image | `pageId`, `selector`, `fullPage`, `clip`, `format` |\n| `dialog` | Pre-register handler for NEXT dialog | `pageId`, `accept`, `promptText` |\n| `session` | Manage sessions | `sessionAction` (list/close/cookies/set-cookie/get-storage/...) |\n\n## Read Modes\n\n| Mode | Output | Use Case |\n|------|--------|----------|\n| `snapshot` | ARIA accessibility tree with refs | Element targeting, form interaction |\n| `dom` | Raw HTML | HTML structure, debugging |\n| `markdown` | Clean readable text | Content extraction, summarization |\n| `text` | Plain text | Simple text extraction |\n\n## Interaction Kinds\n\n| Kind | Required Params | Notes |\n|------|-----------------|-------|\n| `click` | `ref` or `selector` | Left-click element |\n| `type` | `ref`/`selector` + `text` | Type into input/textarea |\n| `press` | `ref`/`selector` + `key` | Send key to element. Requires a target — use `ref` from snapshot or `selector`. |\n| `hover` | `ref`/`selector` | Trigger hover states |\n| `drag` | `fromRef`/`fromSelector` + `toRef`/`toSelector` | Drag and drop |\n| `select` | `ref`/`selector` + `value` | Select dropdown option |\n| `scroll` | optional `ref`/`selector` | Scroll page or element |\n| `upload` | `ref`/`selector` + `value` (path) | File upload |\n\n### Element Targeting Priority\n\n1. **`ref`** (e.g., `@F12`) — From `read(snapshot)` ARIA tree. Most reliable.\n2. **`selector`** (e.g., `input[name='q']`) — Playwright CSS/attribute selector. Precise.\n3. **`element`** (e.g., `'Submit'`) — Text matching via `text=` locator. **Picks first DOM match regardless of visibility.** Fragile for complex widgets (comboboxes, ARIA roles). Last resort.\n\n**Always `read(snapshot)` first** to get refs before interacting.\n\n> **Visibility Warning**: Playwright `act` waits up to 30s for the target to be visible. If a selector or `element` matches a hidden element first, the action times out. The browser tool does NOT expose a `force` or custom `timeout` parameter.\n>\n> **Workarounds:**\n> - Append `:visible` to selectors: `selector: 'button:has-text(\"Submit\"):visible'`\n> - Use specific selectors instead of `element` when labels are ambiguous (e.g., \"Search\" may match 30+ elements)\n> - Use `read(snapshot)` refs (`@F12`) which always target the specific rendered element\n\n## Network Intelligence\n\nThree new actions for API reverse-engineering and authenticated requests:\n\n**`network`** — Passive traffic capture with circular buffer (200 entries default):\n- `enable`: Start capturing with optional filter (resourceTypes, urlPattern, excludeUrls)\n- `get`: Retrieve captured requests + responses with timing\n- `clear`: Reset buffer\n- `export-har`: Export as HAR 1.2 format\n\nHeaders are redacted by default (Authorization, Cookie, etc.). Pass `showSensitive: true` to see full headers.\n\n**`console`** — Browser console message capture (1000 entries default):\n- `enable`: Start capturing all console output\n- `get`: Retrieve messages, optionally filtered by `level`\n- `clear`: Reset buffer\n\n**`fetch`** — Execute HTTP from page context:\n- Uses the page's live cookies, session, CSRF tokens\n- Supports GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE/HEAD/OPTIONS\n- Body auto-truncated at 256KB\n- Alternative to extracting cookies then calling `http` tool\n\n**Workflow — Reverse-engineer API:**\n\n~~~text\n1. open target page\n2. network enable (filter: xhr, fetch)\n3. interact with the page (click buttons, submit forms)\n4. network get → see API endpoints, methods, headers\n5. fetch → replay API calls using page session\n~~~\n\n## Session Management\n\n| Action | Purpose | Note |\n|--------|---------|------|\n| `cookies` | Export page cookies | `confirm: true` required |\n| `set-cookie` | Inject cookies | `confirm: true` required |\n| `delete-cookie` / `clear-cookies` | Remove cookies | `confirm: true` required |\n| `get-storage` / `set-storage` / `clear-storage` | localStorage/sessionStorage | |\n| `list` | List open pages | |\n| `close` | Close a page | |\n\n## Security Model\n\n**Hard gates — NEVER bypass:**\n- Credentials go via terminal input (NEVER through tool params or chat)\n- CAPTCHA/MFA: pause and ask user\n- Never store tokens in conversation\n- Close pages containing sensitive data when done\n- Verify page URL before entering credentials (phishing prevention)\n- Use `headless` mode for automated non-interactive tasks; `ui` for user-supervised auth\n\n**Cookie safety gate:** All cookie read/write session actions (`cookies`, `set-cookie`, `delete-cookie`, `clear-cookies`) require `confirm: true` as an explicit acknowledgment. Without it, the tool returns an error.\n\n## Local File Preview\n\nThe browser tool blocks `file:///` URLs for security. To preview local HTML files, serve them via a local HTTP server first.\n\n**Pattern:**\n\n~~~text\n// 1. Start local server (pick an unused port)\n// Terminal: npx -y serve <directory> -l <port>\n// Example: npx -y serve ./dist -l 3847\n\n// 2. Open in browser\nbrowser({ action: 'open', url: 'http://localhost:3847/my-file.html', mode: 'ui' })\n\n// 3. Read content or take screenshot\nbrowser({ action: 'read', pageId, readMode: 'markdown' })\nbrowser({ action: 'screenshot', pageId, fullPage: true })\n\n// 4. Clean up — kill the server terminal when done\n~~~\n\n**Use cases:**\n- Preview generated HTML (viewers, reports, docs)\n- Visual regression testing of local builds\n- Inspect single-file HTML applications\n- Screenshot local pages for review\n\n**Important:** Always use `mode: 'ui'` for visual preview so the user can also see and interact with the page.\n\n## Integration\n\n| Skill | Handoff Pattern |\n|-------|------------------|\n| `repo-access` | Strategy Ladder step 6 → browser-use for SSO/OAuth login |\n| `present` | `present({ format: 'browser' })` returns URL → open with browser tool |\n| `aikit` | `web_fetch` fails → browser-use activates |\n\n## Dialog Handling\n\n`dialog()` registers a **one-shot handler** for the NEXT dialog. It must be called **BEFORE** the action that triggers alert, confirm, or prompt.\n\n**Pattern:**\n~~~text\nbrowser({ action: 'dialog', pageId, accept: true })\nbrowser({ action: 'eval', pageId, code: 'confirm(\"Sure?\")' }) // or browser({ action: 'act', ... }) if interaction triggers it\n~~~\n\nFor `prompt` dialogs, pass `promptText` for the response.\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n| Issue | Fix |\n|-------|-----|\n| \"Browser not installed\" | Run `aikit browser install` |\n| Element not found | `read` with `snapshot` mode first, use ref from ARIA tree |\n| Timeout on navigation | Add `waitUntil: 'networkidle'` to open/navigate |\n| SSO redirect loop | Check cookies with `session({ sessionAction: 'cookies' })` |\n| Anti-bot block | Try `mode: 'ui'`, add delays between actions |\n| Network capture empty | Ensure `enable` called BEFORE navigating |\n\n## Decision Flow\n\n~~~text\nNeed browser?\n├─ Can web_fetch/http handle it? → NO browser needed\n├─ Login wall / SSO / CAPTCHA? → browser-use (Script mode for one-off, Recipe for reusable)\n├─ Need to capture API traffic? → network enable → interact → network get\n├─ Need authenticated API calls? → fetch action (uses page session)\n├─ JS-rendered content? → open + read(markdown)\n├─ Preview local HTML file? → serve dir (npx serve) → open(http://localhost:<port>/file.html, mode: 'ui')\n├─ Form interaction? → Script mode: open → read(snapshot) → act → verify\n└─ Reusable workflow? → Recipe mode (see references/recipes.md)\n~~~\n"},{file:`references/recipes.md`,content:`# Browser Recipes & Domain Skills
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