Skill UI

Automates the process of filling out web forms using a structured field map (field_name → value). This tool supports using stored templates for known forms, or falling back to analyzing the page accessibility snapshot if no template exists. It includes mandatory PII screening (aidefence_has_pii) and handles form submission, making it ideal for automating sign-ups, checkouts, and data entry tasks.

This powerful utility automates the initial authentication process against a target website. It captures the resulting session cookies, sanitizes them rigorously using AIDefence to protect raw secrets, and then securely vaults a reusable cookie handle. This enables subsequent automation skills to seamlessly continue operations using the authenticated session context without needing to re-run the entire login flow.

Automates comprehensive end-to-end Quality Assurance (QA) for deployed web applications. This skill performs multi-stage testing, including smoke tests, complex user interactions (forms, authentication), visual regression checks across breakpoints, performance monitoring (Core Web Vitals), and WCAG accessibility audits.

This is a foundational primitive skill for managing complex browser interactions. It initiates a named, traceable browser session within an RVF cognitive container, recording every user action as a trajectory step. Use it when starting any multi-step web exploration, ensuring the session state, actions, and results are preserved for later analysis, testing, or replay by downstream skills.

This skill allows for the deterministic re-running of recorded user session paths (trajectories). It is essential for regression testing, bug reproduction, and verifying UI flow consistency after deployments. Crucially, it utilizes browser-selectors embedding similarity to intelligently recover and retry interactions even when the underlying webpage structure (DOM) has drifted, providing robust testing capabilities.

This skill is a compatibility shim for the older browser-scrape function. It is deprecated and advises users to migrate to the more robust `browser-extract` skill. The new skill offers advanced features like cognitive containers, PII detection, and automatic selector management for reliable web scraping.

Compares two recorded browser sessions step-by-step by matching steps via shared step IDs. It performs both pixel-level diffing on screenshots (for visual regression) and node-by-node diffing on accessible DOM snapshots (for structural changes). Ideal for visual regression testing, comparing A/B flow variants, and verifying replay consistency in UI development.

A comprehensive skill for automated UI testing. It records complex user interactions, navigates web pages, and validates functionality by producing a replayable RVF artifact. Use it to verify user flows, detect regressions against baseline sessions, and re-run complex tests in a real browser environment.