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Open a browser and log in as a selected user for manual testing

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Login as User

Open the frontend in a browser, already logged in as a selected user. Optimized for speed — minimal tool calls.

Step 1: Ask Who to Log In As

Use AskUserQuestion to present the user selection. The top 3 are pinned; the rest are listed under "Other".

question: "Who do you want to log in as?"
header: "User"
options:
  - label: "Cooper Mayne"
    description: "cmayne@galipolaw.com"
  - label: "Darci Gilbert"
    description: "dgilbert@galipolaw.com"
  - label: "Dave Galipo"
    description: "davegalipo@galipolaw.com"
  - label: "Someone else"
    description: "Pick from the full user list"

If the user selects "Someone else", use AskUserQuestion again with these options:

question: "Which user?"
header: "User"
options:
  - label: "Santiago Laurel"
    description: "slaurel@galipolaw.com"
  - label: "Leslie DeLeon"
    description: "ldeleon@galipolaw.com"
  - label: "Dale Galipo"
    description: "dalekgalipo@yahoo.com"
  - label: "Another user"
    description: "Enter email manually"

Map the selected user to their email:

If "Another user" is selected, ask for the email as free text.

Step 2: Get Token AND Open Browser (IN PARALLEL)

These two calls MUST happen in the same message (parallel tool calls):

Call A — Bash: Load env, get token, and echo both token and VITE_PORT:

set -a && source .env 2>/dev/null && set +a
PORT=${PORT:-8000}
VITE_PORT=${VITE_PORT:-5173}

TOKEN=$(curl -s -X POST "http://localhost:$PORT/api/v1/auth/login" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"username": "$USER_EMAIL", "password": "home3232"}' | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get('token','FAIL'))")

echo "TOKEN=$TOKEN"
echo "VITE_PORT=$VITE_PORT"

Replace $USER_EMAIL with the selected user's email.

Call B — browser_navigate: Navigate to http://localhost:5173 (use VITE_PORT if known from env, default 5173).

Step 3: Set Token and Reload

After both parallel calls complete, check the token from Call A:

  • If token is FAIL → tell the user login failed, close browser, stop.
  • Otherwise → use browser_evaluate to set the token and reload:
browser_evaluate → () => {
  localStorage.setItem('token', '<TOKEN>');
  window.location.href = '/';
}

Do NOT wait or take a snapshot. The user can see the browser themselves.

Step 4: Report (brief)

One line: Logged in as **[Name]** ([email]) — browser is open.

Do NOT close the browser — the user needs it for manual testing.