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Copilot Instructions for AI Coding Agents
Project Overview
This repository is for testing the Computer‑Using Agent with Playwright. It is minimal and primarily serves as a sandbox for agent-driven automation and integration testing.
Architecture & Key Components
- The codebase is intentionally sparse. The main focus is on agent workflows and Playwright-based automation.
- There are no complex service boundaries or data flows. The structure is flat, with most logic expected to be added by agents or during test runs.
Developer Workflows
- Testing: Playwright is the primary tool for browser automation and testing. Use Playwright commands to run, debug, and author tests.
- Setup: If Playwright is not installed, run
npm install playwrightor use the Playwright CLI for setup. - Test Execution: Typical test commands:
npx playwright test— runs all Playwright testsnpx playwright codegen— launches Playwright code generator
- Debugging: Use Playwright's built-in debugging tools (e.g.,
PWDEBUG=1 npx playwright test).
Project-Specific Patterns
- There are no custom conventions or patterns yet. Follow standard Playwright and Node.js practices unless otherwise specified in future commits.
- If adding new files, prefer clear, descriptive names and keep the structure flat unless complexity demands otherwise.
Integration Points
- Playwright is the only external dependency currently referenced. Integrate additional tools only if required for agent testing.
- No cross-component communication patterns are present.
Key Files
README.md: Project purpose and minimal setup notes..github/copilot-instructions.md: This file — update as the project evolves.
Example: Adding a Playwright Test
bash
npx playwright test
Guidance for AI Agents
- Assume minimal context; most logic will be agent-generated.
- Document any new conventions or workflows in this file as the project grows.
- If you add new dependencies or tools, update this file with usage instructions.