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Automate browser actions and smoke tests with screenshots, network capture, and page interaction.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "browser-smoke" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use browser-smoke to open the staging login page, enter the provided username and password, click Sign In, and wait for the home page to load. Determine whether login succeeds, capture a post-login screenshot, and if it fails, record console errors and network request issues.
A result showing whether login succeeded, key step outcomes, a screenshot, and a summary of errors and failed requests if applicable.
Use browser-smoke to visit https://example.com, verify that the homepage loads successfully, the page title is correct, and the navigation bar and primary button are visible and clickable, then output the test result and screenshots.
A brief smoke test report including pass/fail checks, a usability conclusion, and relevant screenshots.
Use browser-smoke to open the target page and reproduce the 'form submission failed' issue. Capture related network requests, identify any 4xx/5xx responses, record the request URL, status code, and response summary, and explain which frontend behavior is affected.
A list of failed requests, clues about likely causes, and analysis connecting them to the page error or broken functionality.
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