cmux-browserlisted

Use this when testing the dashboard with a web client in interactive sessions. Best for testing frontend tools, verifying UI behavior, checking page loads, validating URL routing, or interacting with the browser. Preferred over playwright-testing for interactive work — the browser opens as a visible split pane and results return inline.
amitkot/claude-code-tools · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 68

Install: claude install-skill amitkot/claude-code-tools

# Browser Testing with cmux browser Test websites and frontend tools using `cmux browser`. ## First Step Run the help command to discover all available commands: ```bash cmux browser --help ``` ## Determining the Target URL Use the URL appropriate for the current context: - **Local dev server**: Check the project for its dev server port (commonly `http://127.0.0.1:8000` or similar) - **Remote site**: Use the URL provided by the user or documented in the project ## Key Context - `cmux browser open <url>` returns a surface handle (e.g. `surface:14`) — use it for all subsequent commands - Element refs (e.g. `e9`, `e18`) come from `snapshot --interactive` and **change after page mutations** — always re-snapshot before interacting - When `click ref=eNN` fails with JS errors, fall back to `eval "document.querySelector('...').click()"` - For large text input, use `eval` with JS instead of `fill`/`type`