ux-collab-setup

To fix missing ux-collab dependencies, run the automated setup workflow from your project root to diagnose and install agent-browser, Playwright MCP, and ImageMagick. The script handles platform differences across macOS and Linux, applies auto-fixes, and validates successful installation.

ux-collab dependency checks fail when agent-browser, Playwright MCP, or ImageMagick go missing or become outdated after system updates. Run the environment restoration workflow to auto-fix common issues, generate starter config files, and re-validate the setup to reduce manual downtime.

The ux-collab setup workflow supports both macOS and Linux environments, automatically detecting platform differences during dependency checks. It guides you through installing agent-browser, Playwright MCP, and ImageMagick using bash-based workflows tailored to each operating system.

Before running the ux-collab dependency setup, ensure you have a bash-based environment on macOS or Linux. No additional dependencies are required beforehand; the script automates diagnosing missing tools, creating starter config files, and validating the installation of core components.

Yes, you can use this setup for post-failure recovery to restore ImageMagick and agent-browser. The environment restoration feature auto-fixes common installation issues, creates necessary starter config files, and re-validates the ux-collab environment to ensure all core tools are properly installed.

Run the ux-collab readiness check during initial project setup, after a failed dependency validation, or when agent-browser, Playwright MCP, and ImageMagick are missing. Automated checks and auto-fixes reduce manual downtime compared to individual manual installations across different platforms.