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agent-browser-relaticle

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Use whenever driving agent-browser against the local Relaticle app (relaticle.test and its panels) for testing, QA, business review, or UI automation. Covers Filament v5 + Livewire v4 quirks specific to this codebase: panel URL derivation (domain-routed vs path-routed — never assume), login flows for the app and sysadmin panels, seeded credentials, Select/date-picker interaction, the $wire.mountAction gold pattern, tenant switching, Reverb/queue hazards, and session isolation. Every hard fact here is a DATED CACHED HINT — when one fails, re-derive from the running app and update this file (self-heal). Not for other sites or generic browser automation.

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agent-browser × Relaticle — cookbook (cached hints, verified dates, self-healing)

Prime rule: facts below are cached hints, not truth. The app's URLs, routes, selectors, and seeders change. When a documented pattern fails twice, stop retrying: re-derive it from the running app (procedures below), make it work, then update this file with the new pattern and today's verified: date.

1. URL derivation (NEVER hardcode; panels are conditionally domain-routed)

php artisan tinker --execute 'echo json_encode([
  "base"            => config("app.url"),
  "app_domain"      => config("app.app_panel_domain"),
  "app_path"        => config("app.app_panel_path", "app"),
  "sysadmin_domain" => config("app.sysadmin_domain"),
  "sysadmin_path"   => config("app.sysadmin_path", "sysadmin"),
]);'
  • app panel = https://{app_domain} if set, else {base}/{app_path}
  • sysadmin = https://{sysadmin_domain} if set, else {base}/{sysadmin_path}
  • Current local env (verified: 2026-06-12): domain-routed — https://app.relaticle.test, https://sysadmin.relaticle.test, base https://relaticle.test. Older docs said /app paths — that is the path-routed fallback, only valid when the *_DOMAIN envs are unset.
  • Login entry points are Filament-registered routes; ground truth: php artisan route:list --json filtered for login (names like filament.app.auth.login). If a URL 404s, check the route table before anything else.
  • Host unreachable? herd sites / herd links shows what Herd actually serves this checkout as (catches renamed dirs / Polyscope clones). .env vs config() mismatch → php artisan config:clear.

2. Session setup (every time)

export AB_SESSION="<purpose>-<run-id>"     # ALWAYS unique per agent — sessions are machine-global
agent-browser --session "$AB_SESSION" set viewport 1920 1080
agent-browser --session "$AB_SESSION" open "$APP_PANEL_URL"

Pass --session "$AB_SESSION" on EVERY call (or export AGENT_BROWSER_SESSION). Default 1280x720 clips Filament modals (verified: 2026-05).

3. Credentials (seeded; re-derive when login fails)

SurfaceLoginPasswordSource
app panelmanuk.minasyan1@gmail.compassworddatabase/seeders/LocalSeeder.php (verified: 2026-06-12)
sysadminsysadmin@relaticle.compasswordSystemAdministratorSeeder (verified: 2026-06-12)
per-run test usersbr-rel-<run>-…@example.testpasswordfactory

Login failing? In order: php artisan db:seed --class=LocalSeeder (local-gated; also tops AI credits) → --class=SystemAdministratorSeeder → factory-create a namespaced user (User::factory()->withPersonalTeam()->create([...])). If the seeder emails changed, fix this table (self-heal).

Dev-login affordance: the app registers laravel-login-link (route loginLinkLogin, POST laravel-login-link-login; verified: 2026-06-12 via route:list) — local login pages may render one-click "Login as …" links; prefer them over typing credentials when present.

4. Login flow (both panels — Filament stock login)

CORRECTION (verified: 2026-06-12, review PR 336): the input[name="email"] selector is WRONG — it matches a hidden input belonging to the laravel-login-link dev package (the page has hidden _token/email/key/guard/user_model inputs from that form). agent-browser fill against that hidden field hung the daemon (os error 35, "daemon may be busy or unresponsive") and never submitted. The REAL Filament inputs have NO name attribute — they are id="form.email" / id="form.password" with wire:model="data.email" / data.password, inside the <form wire:submit="authenticate">.

The recipe that works when fill/type hang (eval-driven, daemon-safe):

export AGENT_BROWSER_SESSION="<unique>"
agent-browser open "$PANEL_URL/login"
agent-browser eval '(() => {
  const e=document.getElementById("form.email"), p=document.getElementById("form.password");
  e.value="'"$LOGIN"'"; e.dispatchEvent(new Event("input",{bubbles:true}));
  p.value="password";  p.dispatchEvent(new Event("input",{bubbles:true}));
  const f=[...document.querySelectorAll("form")].find(x=>x.getAttribute("wire:submit")==="authenticate");
  f.requestSubmit(); return "submitted";
})()'
sleep 4
agent-browser eval 'location.pathname'   # confirm you left /login (lands on /<team-slug>)
  • Daemon hangs on fill/type in this environment (verified: 2026-06-12). When a command returns os error 35 / no output, pkill -9 -f agent-browser; sleep 3 and re-open. open/eval/snapshot/screenshot are reliable; click is flaky — prefer eval with el.click() for <a wire:navigate> links.
  • Many stale --session entries overload the daemon; keep ONE session per run and chain commands with && in a single shell call (the daemon persists the browser).
agent-browser --session "$AB" open "$PANEL_URL/login"
agent-browser --session "$AB" fill 'input[name="email"]' "$LOGIN"
agent-browser --session "$AB" fill 'input[name="password"]' "password"
sleep 1
agent-browser --session "$AB" click "Sign in"
agent-browser --session "$AB" wait --load networkidle
agent-browser --session "$AB" eval 'location.pathname'   # confirm you left /login
  • click / fill take the element's VISIBLE TEXT or a CSS selector, NOT find role button "<name>" — that subcommand syntax errors on this binary (verified: 2026-06-12). Use agent-browser click "Sign in".
  • After app-panel login you land on the default team path …/<team-slug>/… (e.g. /tapix) — re-derive the slug from location.pathname before navigating further (verified: 2026-06-12).
  • After sysadmin login you land on / (Dashboard) on sysadmin.relaticle.test (verified: 2026-06-12).
  • A "Developer Login" button is present on the login page but clicking it alone did not establish a session in testing — prefer the fill+click recipe above (verified: 2026-06-12).

4b. Screenshot paths — ALWAYS absolute

agent-browser screenshot parses a RELATIVE path containing / as a CSS selector and fails (Unexpected token "/" while parsing css selector). Always pass an absolute path: agent-browser --session "$AB" screenshot "$(pwd)/.context/reviews/<dir>/case-X/shot.png" (verified: 2026-06-12).

5. The gold patterns (Filament v5 + Livewire v4)

Prefer semantics over CSS selectors — a11y-role finds and Livewire state survive Blade/Tailwind refactors.

$wire is NOT in scope inside agent-browser eval (it's an Alpine magic; eval runs in plain page context — verified: 2026-06-12, cost a run 4 round-trips + one self-inflicted 500 where the server was asked to call a method literally named $wire). Resolve the component first, then use .set(...) / .call(...):

// by name (page components):
const meta = window.Livewire.all().find(c => /TasksBoard/.test(c.name)); // metadata ONLY: {id, name}
const comp = window.Livewire.find(meta.id);                              // the real component
await comp.call("moveCard", "<recordId>", "<columnId>");
// or from a DOM element (modals, nested components):
const comp2 = window.Livewire.find(el.closest("[wire\\:id]").getAttribute("wire:id"));
await comp2.set("mountedActions.0.data.title", "value", true);
await comp2.call("callMountedAction");
  • Livewire.all() entries have NO .call/.set — they are metadata; always pass the id through Livewire.find() (verified: 2026-06-12).
  • Select dropdowns (plain click is unreliable): agent-browser find role combobox "<label>" click then agent-browser find role option "<option>" click — or comp.set("data.company_id", 42, true).
  • Date pickers (plain type does nothing): comp.set("data.closes_at", "2026-06-15", true).
  • Action modals (Delete, custom row actions) — the single most useful pattern:
    await comp.call("mountAction", "delete", { recordKey: 42 });
    await comp.set("mountedActions.0.data.reason", "why", true);
    await comp.call("callMountedAction");
    
    Every call must be await-ed. (verified: 2026-06-12 via the create-task modal)
  • Read Livewire state: agent-browser eval '... JSON.stringify(comp.get("data"))'
  • Snapshots: agent-browser snapshot -i -c -d 8 (focused), never bare snapshot. Refs (@eXX) shift between snapshots — keep snapshot→interaction adjacent or use find role/text … click.
  • Modals fade ~300ms — agent-browser wait '.fi-modal-window:not([data-state="open"])' 2000 before asserting removal.
  • Tenant switching is browser-only (in-app switcher; tinker tenant-switch breaks the session → persistent 403s). After a switch the URL slug changes — re-derive.

6. Environment hazards (dated)

  • Shared local Redis across Herd apps: another app's Horizon can consume this app's queue jobs (verified: 2026-06-11 — Journey ate Relaticle chat jobs). Use a dedicated REDIS_DB in .env; before queue-dependent testing, dispatch a sentinel job and confirm THIS checkout's worker consumed it.
  • Reverb/websockets: agent-browser's Chromium may use a wrong websocket host or a stale built bundle — looks like a dead page, is an env defect. npm run build, check agent-browser console for websocket errors (verified: 2026-06-10).
  • 419 CSRF after idle → agent-browser reload and retry once (verified: 2026-05).
  • A failed Livewire request leaves a full-screen error overlay in the DOM (Laravel error page in a modal) that silently photobombs every later screenshot — the page underneath still works, so nothing looks wrong until you read the PNG back. After ANY errored comp.call, agent-browser open the page fresh (or remove the overlay) before shooting (verified: 2026-06-12 — a stale overlay replaced the board in an evidence shot).
  • Stale session after branch switches → first action of a batch is a fresh login.
  • AI credits drain during chat testing → re-seed LocalSeeder to top up before chat-heavy flows.

7. DB-assert (corroboration only — the UI is the proof)

php artisan tinker --execute '$c = \App\Models\Company::where("name", "br-rel-test")->first(); echo $c ? "found:".$c->id : "missing";'

Tenant-scoped query? Set context first: \Relaticle\CustomFields\Services\TenantContextService::setTenantId($teamId); Never use tinker/DB writes to fix or fake a result — an on-screen error is a finding.

8. Screenshots

For any deliverable screenshot, invoke Skill('screenshot-with-callout') per shot (annotate → verify-crop → shoot → read-back). Throwaway debug shots exempt.