stably-sdk-rules

AI assertions in Playwright tests are executed using the `aiAssert` method provided by the Stably SDK, allowing you to validate dynamic UI elements and complex user interactions without relying on rigid selectors.

Yes, you can test email flows like OTP verification and magic links in Playwright by integrating the `@stablyai/email` package, which provides seamless testing capabilities for email-dependent user workflows.

The best way to extract data during end-to-end testing is using the `page.extract` method from the Stably SDK, which enables robust data extraction from web pages for AI-enhanced testing workflows.

Autonomous agents in e2e testing workflows operate via the `agent.act` method, allowing the Stably SDK to perform complex user interactions autonomously while maintaining robust test execution.

No, the Stably SDK does not replace standard Playwright methods; it augments them by providing AI-enhanced capabilities like `aiAssert` and `page.getLocatorsByAI`, requiring developers to understand the distinction between the two.

You can locate dynamic UI elements in Playwright without fragile selectors by using the `page.getLocatorsByAI` method from the Stably SDK, which leverages AI to identify elements for robust end-to-end tests.