ck:agent-browser

Web testing automation relies on snapshot-driven refs to capture interactive elements, allowing you to act on stable references instead of brittle selectors. This approach maintains reliable browser navigation and inspection throughout extended autonomous sessions.

Browser automation workflows support cloud execution with Browserbase for CI/CD and headless environments. You can run the same navigation, form interaction, and visual debugging tasks across both local browsers and cloud testing infrastructure.

Long-running browser workflows support session state persistence to save authenticated logins for later reuse. You can navigate forms, handle multi-tab testing, and resume extended sessions without repeatedly logging into target websites.

Visual debugging for multi-tab web testing uses screenshots, session recordings, and structured commands to verify browser tasks. You capture interactive snapshots across multiple tabs to inspect and confirm workflow completion efficiently.

Browser automation supports generating PDFs and recordings during active sessions. You handle navigation, forms, waits, and multi-tab interactions while capturing screenshots and recording the entire workflow for verification and debugging purposes.

Web testing handles dynamically loaded interactive elements using structured waits and snapshot-driven refs. By capturing stable references after elements load, the automation avoids timing failures and maintains reliable interaction during long autonomous workflows.