browser automation reliability fixer

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    Diagnose and fix flaky browser automation, race conditions, and fragile selectors for reliable agent workflows.

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    Example session with this skill installed

    Our Playwright script intermittently fails to click the 'Export' button on the dashboard. It seems to happen when the data table is still loading. Here is the code: page.click('.btn-primary');

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    • Compiled the browser automation reliability

    I have analyzed the race condition in your dashboard export workflow. The failure stems from a selector collision with other primary buttons and a lack of state validation for the data table.

    Browser Automation Repair Plan

    ComponentCurrent StateProposed Fix
    Selector.btn-primary (Generic)button[data-testid="export-btn"]:not([disabled])
    Wait StrategyNone (Immediate click)Wait for .data-grid-ready visibility
    Pre-conditionPage loadVerify table > tbody > tr count > 0
    Post-conditionClick sentValidate download event or 'Export Started' toast

    Implementation

    // Optimized implementation for reliability
    async function exportDashboardData(page) {
      // 1. Wait for data grid to stabilize
      await page.waitForSelector('.data-grid-ready', { state: 'visible', timeout: 10000 });
      
      // 2. Target specific button with ARIA or test-id to avoid generic class collisions
      const exportBtn = page.locator('button[data-testid="export-btn"]');
      
      // 3. Ensure button is interactive
      await exportBtn.waitFor({ state: 'visible' });
      
      // 4. Handle download promise to ensure artifact integrity
      const [download] = await Promise.all([
        page.waitForEvent('download'),
        exportBtn.click(),
      ]);
    
      const path = await download.path();
      if (!path) throw new Error('Export failed: No file path returned');
      return path;
    }
    

    Next steps

    1. Replace the generic .btn-primary selector with the suggested data-testid locator in your component code.
    2. Wrap the click action in a Promise.all block to catch the download event.
    3. Monitor the CI pipeline for 'Export Started' toast visibility to confirm successful invocation.

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    About this skill

    Flaky browser automation wastes engineering hours and breaks CI/CD pipelines. This skill diagnoses unstable agent workflows and provides bounded fixes for selectors, race conditions, and state validation.

    What it does

    • Root-cause diagnosis maps workflow failures to identify the exact point of divergence.
    • Selector optimization designs stable, scoped selectors tied to semantic or unique row contexts.
    • State validation establishes pre-conditions and post-conditions for every material browser action.
    • Idempotency design creates retry behaviors that prevent duplicated external side effects.
    • Artifact verification ensures downloads and uploads are validated before downstream use.

    How it works

    1. Provide the workflow description, failure logs, and current automation code.
    2. The skill maps the workflow and ranks hypotheses involving navigation, auth, or async rendering.
    3. It generates a repair plan focused on state-based waits and deterministic logic.
    4. It outputs a regression matrix to ensure the original failure is resolved.

    Frameworks & tools

    Works with Playwright, Selenium, Puppeteer, and Cypress. Applicable to any browser-based agent framework or RPA tool requiring high reliability.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General LLMs often suggest generic sleep() calls or fragile selectors. This skill enforces strict quality rules against blind waits and requires side-effect reconciliation, ensuring your fixes are production-ready.

    Use cases

    • Fix intermittent timeout errors in CI/CD pipelines.
    • Prevent duplicate form submissions during network instability.
    • Handle dynamic content that renders asynchronously after page load.
    • Ensure file downloads are complete before processing.

    Known limitations

    Requires specific failure symptoms or logs to provide accurate diagnoses. Cannot execute code directly in your environment.

    Requires specific failure symptoms or logs for accurate diagnosis. Cannot execute code directly.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill specializes in eliminating 'flakiness' by replacing fragile sleep timers with state-based waits and optimizing selectors to survive UI changes, ensuring your automated workflows run consistently without manual intervention.

    The skill is framework-agnostic and supports Playwright, Selenium, Puppeteer, and Cypress, making it compatible with virtually any AI agent or RPA tool that utilizes these underlying libraries.

    You receive the specialized diagnostic logic and repair protocols designed to interface with your LLM, along with a guide on how to input logs and code to receive production-ready fixes.

    No complex installation is required; you simply provide your workflow code and failure logs to the skill, and it generates a structured repair plan and regression matrix for you to implement.

    Yes, the skill is regularly updated to include the latest best practices for modern web standards, such as handling Shadow DOM elements and complex single-page application (SPA) transitions.

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