Earlier surgical fixes (try/catch in main.ts, lazy chat client port) didn't
unblock dev's Linux CI — same throw kept reproducing. Whether this is bun
caching stale stack frames or a missed eager call site, the safer move is
to fix it at the root: make buildContainerRuntime never throw on Linux
when the runner has explicitly opted out.
Adds BROWSEROS_SKIP_OPENCLAW env check alongside the existing NODE_ENV=test
escape hatch in container-runtime-factory.ts. When set, returns the existing
UnsupportedPlatformTestRuntime stub — server boots normally, /health binds,
any actual OpenClaw API call still fails loudly at request time.
eval-weekly.yml sets the flag for the Linux runner. Darwin behavior and
non-CI Linux behavior unchanged (without the flag they still throw).
Three diagnostics + one config swap to investigate why the eval-weekly
workflow has been failing on dev since 2026-04-25 with "Server health
check timed out" (every worker, every retry).
Background:
- Last successful weekly eval on dev: 2026-04-18 (sha f5a2b73)
- Since then, ~30 server commits landed including Lima/VM runtime,
OpenClaw service, ACL system, ACP SDK — 108 server files changed,
~13K LOC added.
- Server process spawns cleanly in CI (PID logged) but never binds
/health within the 30s eval-side timeout. Static analysis finds no
obvious blocker; we need runtime evidence.
Changes:
1. apps/server/package.json — add `start:ci` script (no `--watch`).
The default `start` uses `bun --watch` which forks a child process
that watches every file in the import graph. Dev's graph is ~108
files larger than main's; on a cold CI runner the watcher setup is a
plausible source of multi-second startup overhead.
2. apps/eval/src/runner/browseros-app-manager.ts:
- Use `start:ci` when `process.env.CI` is set (true on
GitHub-hosted runners by default), else `start`.
- Capture per-worker server stderr to /tmp/browseros-server-logs/
instead of ignoring it. Without this we have no visibility into
why the server is hung pre-/health.
- Bump SERVER_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS 30s -> 90s. Dev's larger module
graph may simply need more cold-start time on CI.
3. .github/workflows/eval-weekly.yml — upload the server logs dir as a
workflow artifact (always, not just on success) so we can post-mortem
any startup failure on the next run.
4. configs/agisdk-real-smoke.json — swap K2.5 from OpenRouter ->
Fireworks (bypasses the OpenRouter per-key spend cap that has been
eating recent runs) and drop num_workers 10 -> 4 (well below the
Fireworks per-account TPM threshold that overwhelmed the original
2026-04-23 run).
Plan: trigger the eval-weekly workflow on this branch with the agisdk
config and observe (a) whether it gets past server startup, and
(b) if it doesn't, what the captured server stderr says.
* chore(eval): pin agisdk version to prevent silent dataset drift
`pip install agisdk` previously fetched whatever version pip resolved at
CI time. If agisdk publishes a new version with changed task definitions
or grader behavior, the weekly eval silently shifts under our feet —
making "did the score move because of code or data?" unanswerable.
Pin to agisdk==0.3.5 (the version we currently develop against). Bump
intentionally with a documented re-baseline run.
* fix(eval): exclude 4 more tasks identified by 8-trial never-passing audit
After 8 trials across K2.5 + Opus 4.6 (Phase 1 and Phase 2), 5 tasks
never passed. Per-task root-cause investigation via parallel deep-dive
subagents flagged 4 of them as fundamentally unfixable in the eval
pipeline as it stands; the 5th (`dashdish-5`) is a prompt-rule fix
that stays in.
- gocalendar-7: goal/grader contradiction. Goal says "move event to
July 19, 10 AM"; grader expects `eventsDiff.updated.*.start ==
"2024-07-18T17:00Z"` (= July 18, 10 AM PDT — same day, 1 hour shift).
Even after the Phase 2 HTML5 dnd dispatch fix correctly populates
`eventsDiff.updated`, the values are July 19 (matching the goal),
which the grader rejects.
- staynb-5: grader hardcodes literal `'Oct 13 2025'` and `'Oct 23 2025'`
year strings. The staynb date picker interprets bare "Oct 13" as the
most-recent-past instance (currently 2024 since today is 2026), not
2025. No agent can produce a persisted date string containing 2025.
- staynb-9: under-specified task. Goal says "maximum number of guests
supported"; grader requires the very specific string "32 Guests, 16
Infants" — encoding UI knowledge (Adults+Children=Guests display,
Infants render separately, per-category cap=16, Pets excluded) that
isn't in the prompt. Even Opus 4.6 stopped at 16 across 3 trials.
- opendining-3: grader requires `contains(booking.date, '2024-07-20')`
but the React-controlled date textbox flakily no-ops on `fill`. 3/8
trial pass rate is essentially coin-flip noise driven by tool-fidelity
variance rather than agent capability. Removing to reduce score noise;
Phase 2 fill post-validate warning helps when it does work, but the
task's signal-to-noise is too low for the eval set.
Dataset goes from 40 -> 36 tasks. Total EXCLUDED_TASKS now 11 entries.
Validated by 8-trial pass-record audit; deep-dive notes saved to
plans/audits/.
* refactor(eval): drop unused agents/graders, collapse registries
Sweep of dead code in the eval app: deleted gemini-computer-use and
yutori-navigator agents, fara/webvoyager/mind2web graders, eight
debug/analyze/test scripts, three stale planning docs, and the orphaned
eval-targets/coordinate-click testbed.
With two agents and three graders left, the Map-backed plugin registries
were over-engineered — collapsed both into plain switches. Removed the
now-dead GraderOptions plumbing (no remaining grader takes API keys),
dropped grader_api_key_env/grader_base_url/grader_model from the schema
and configs, and de-duped PASS_FAIL_GRADER_ORDER (was defined in three
places). Replaced the URL-parsing extractCdpPort hack in single-agent
and orchestrator-executor with workerIndex passed cleanly through
AgentContext.
README and --help text rewritten to match reality. Renamed
configs/test_*.json to test-*.json for kebab-case consistency.
Net: ~10,460 LOC removed across 60 files. Typecheck clean, all tests
pass.
* ci(eval): pull BrowserOS from rolling stable CDN URL
The pinned v0.44.0.1 .deb on GitHub releases regressed on Linux —
servers start but never become healthy. Switch to the canonical rolling
URL at cdn.browseros.com/download/BrowserOS.deb so CI tracks the same
stable channel users get from the marketing site.
* feat: deterministic eval graders (AGI SDK + WebArena-Infinity) (#664)
* feat: add deterministic eval graders (AGI SDK + WebArena-Infinity)
Two new benchmark integrations with programmatic grading — no LLM judge.
AGI SDK / REAL Bench (52 tasks):
- 11 React/Next.js clones of consumer apps (DoorDash, Amazon, Gmail, etc.)
- Grader navigates browser to /finish, extracts state diff from <pre> tag
- Python verifier checks exact values via jmespath queries
WebArena-Infinity (50 hard tasks):
- 13 LLM-generated SaaS clones (Gmail, GitLab, Linear, Figma, etc.)
- InfinityAppManager starts fresh app server per task per worker
- Python verifier calls /api/state and asserts on JSON state
Infrastructure:
- GraderInput extended with mcpUrl + infinityAppUrl for parallel workers
- Each worker gets isolated ports (no cross-worker state contamination)
- CI workflow: pip install agisdk, clone webarena-infinity repo
* chore: switch eval configs back to kimi-k2p5
* fix: register deterministic graders in pass rate calculation
Add agisdk_state_diff and infinity_state to PASS_FAIL_GRADER_ORDER
in both runner types and weekly report script, so scores show correctly
in the dashboard.
* chore: temp switch to opus 4.6 for eval run
* chore: restore kimi-k2p5 as default eval config
* ci: add timeout and continue-on-error for trend report step
* fix(eval): drop omnizon from AGISDK dataset (DMCA takedown)
evals-omnizon.vercel.app returns HTTP 451 ("This content has been
blocked for legal reasons / DMCA_TAKEDOWN"). All 5 omnizon-* tasks
fail grading with "Failed to fetch /finish endpoint: JSON Parse error".
Adds an EXCLUDED_WEBSITES set to the dataset builder and regenerates
agisdk-real.jsonl (52 → 47 tasks).
* fix(eval): correct Infinity port-assignment bugs
Two related bugs in the Infinity eval runner that cause silent port
collisions / fallbacks under parallel execution:
1. build-infinity-dataset.py emitted "app_port" but task-executor and
the committed JSONL both read "app_base_port". Re-running the build
script would silently make every task fall back to the 8000 default,
ignoring per-app port assignments. Renamed the key to match.
2. task-executor derived workerIndex as `base_server_port - 9110`, but
parallel-executor doesn't override base_server_port per worker —
only server_url. Every worker computed workerIndex = 0, causing all
parallel workers to spawn Infinity app servers on the same port.
Threading workerIndex explicitly through TaskExecutor instead.
Also drops an unused app_name parameter from load_tasks().
* feat(build-tools): add Lima template for BrowserOS VM
* feat(build-tools): remove build-disk pipeline and recipe directory
Task 2 verification removed the scripts, recipe directory, workflow, and package scripts. Typecheck remains green here because manifest disk fields are removed in the next task, so the plan's expected missing-import failure does not apply yet.
* feat(build-tools): rename VmManifest to AgentManifest, drop disk fields
* feat(build): stage Lima template into server resources
Verified local-resource staging with: bun scripts/build/server.ts --target=darwin-arm64 --ci. The template was copied to dist/prod/server/darwin-arm64/resources/vm/browseros-vm.yaml and included in the zip. bun run build:server:test still fails on the pre-existing R2 limactl resource with: The specified key does not exist.
* docs(build-tools): Lima template dev loop + record D9
Updated the build-tools README in this worktree. Also recorded D9 in the canonical external spec file at /Users/shadowfax/llm/code/browseros-project/grove-ref/browseros-main/specs/decisions.md, which is outside this git checkout.
* chore(build-tools): sweep orphaned references to retired disk pipeline
* chore: self-review fixes
* feat(vm-container): ship the WS1 VM disk image pipeline
New Bun/TS workspace package @browseros/vm-container that produces a
reproducible, versioned Debian 12 + Podman qcow2 disk image for arm64 and
x64, and publishes it to Cloudflare R2 under vm/<version>/ with a per-
version manifest.json and a latest.json pointer.
- virt-customize-driven build with a git-tracked recipe DSL.
- zstd-compressed artifacts; sha256 sidecars for compressed + uncompressed.
- Public surface at @browseros/vm-container/schema exposes zod-validated
VmManifest + R2 key helpers for WS4 to import; /download is a stub
landing pad for WS4 to fill in.
- Rollback on partial upload failure: any exception after the first
successful put deletes all previously uploaded keys for that version.
- GHA workflow build-vm-container.yml runs a matrix build per arch on
native runners, an x64 Lima boot smoke test, and a gated publish job.
- Full unit coverage for arch, r2-keys, manifest, recipe parser, and
publish (rollback + happy path via aws-sdk-client-mock).
* fix(vm-container): address review comments
- Split buildDisk into prepareCustomizedDisk + finalizeArtifacts for
testability.
- Replace resolvePinnedSha's sentinel-prefix check with a positive
sha256-hex regex test, switch base-image.ts placeholder to empty string.
- Drop unused R2_VM_PREFIX from .env.example; document CDN_BASE_URL
override precedence in README.
- Replace SSH host-key explicit list in recipe with `ssh_host_*` glob so
.pub keys and future key types are also removed.
- lima-boot: introduce BunRequestInit type for the unix fetch option and
reject empty limactlPath loudly.
- Extend publish test suite: mid-manifest-upload failure path verifies
both arches' qcow+sha are rolled back and latest.json is never written.
- Add missing tests: parseArch('ARM64') case-sensitivity rejection,
composeVirtCustomizeArgv unresolved-substitution pass-through.
* fix(vm-container): pin a real Debian snapshot, switch verify to SHA-512, streaming download
- Pin Debian base to bookworm/20260413-2447 with real SHA-512 values
from upstream SHA512SUMS (the sentinel placeholder never corresponded
to a real build). Debian cloud images only publish SHA512SUMS today,
so switch base-image verification to SHA-512 throughout: rename
BaseImage.sha256 → sha512, manifest field base_image_sha256 →
base_image_sha512, base_image.sha256_url → sha512_url,
debianSha256SumsUrl → debianSha512SumsUrl. Our own artifact hashes
(compressed_sha256, uncompressed_sha256, recipe_sha256) stay SHA-256.
- Fix downloadTo: previous Bun.write(dest, response) buffered the
entire 300 MB response before writing (100% CPU, empty dir). Replace
with a getReader() loop that streams chunks through Bun.file().writer().
- build CLI now auto-derives --version from today's date when omitted
(defaults to YYYY.MM.DD-dev1); explicit --version still overrides.
Broaden CALVER_REGEX to accept alphanumeric suffixes so -dev1/-rc1
tags are valid. New todayCalver() helper.
- Update GHA workflow fallback to github.run_number (shorter) instead
of run_id.
* fix(vm-container): resolve copy-in paths against recipeDir after substitution
The copy-in path resolver checked op.src.startsWith('/') before running
the {placeholder} substitution, so an absolute-after-substitution path
like {manifest_tmp} → /tmp/vm-dist/manifest-stub-arm64.json was treated
as relative and joined against recipeDir, producing a nonexistent path.
Check the *substituted* value for absoluteness via path.isAbsolute.
* fix: address review comments for 0422-ws1_vm_disk_pipeline
* fix(ci): repair vm-container workflow
* fix(ci): expose vm build logs on failure
* fix(vm-container): expose base_image_sha256 in manifest per PRD
The published manifest contract (consumed by WS4) now uses base_image_sha256
as the PRD specified. Internally the build still verifies the downloaded
Debian base against the pinned sha512 (that's what Debian actually signs in
SHA512SUMS) — then hashes the same bytes as sha256 and records that in the
manifest. One extra digest pass of a ~300 MB file; negligible.
- manifest.json: base_image_sha256 replaces base_image_sha512; sha512_url
removed (not needed — sha256 is the consumer-facing hash).
- CLI: --base-image-sha256 override validates against the locally-computed
sha256 after download.
- BuildResult.baseImage gains sha256 alongside sha512.
- Tests updated to the new field.
The auth.json bug (reviewer #2) is resolved: the source file is
recipe/auth.json and the recipe emits `copy-in auth.json:/etc/containers/`
so libguestfs writes /etc/containers/auth.json.
* ci(vm-container): fix supermin kernel-read + rename sha512 inputs to sha256
- Ubuntu 24.04 GHA runners ship /boot/vmlinuz-* as mode 0600, which blocks
libguestfs's supermin appliance builder when virt-customize runs as a
non-root user. Chmod 0644 before the build — canonical CI workaround.
- Rename workflow_dispatch input base_image_sha512 → base_image_sha256
and CLI flag --base-image-sha512 → --base-image-sha256 to match the
orchestrator's renamed override.
* ci(vm-container): give runner KVM access + install passt for libguestfs
The supermin fix got us past appliance-build, but virt-customize then hit
"passt exited with status 1". The passt networking helper misbehaves when
libguestfs falls back to TCG emulation, which happens because the runner
user isn't in the kvm group even though /dev/kvm exists on the GHA host.
- chmod 0666 /dev/kvm → libguestfs uses hardware acceleration, avoids TCG.
- install passt explicitly so the networking helper is present and current.
* ci(vm-container): disable passt to force libguestfs slirp fallback
libguestfs 1.54+ prefers passt for guest networking, but the passt binary
on GHA ubuntu-24.04 exits with status 1 when invoked from the appliance
— an AppArmor/capability issue that doesn't surface a useful diagnostic.
The reliable workaround is to remove passt so libguestfs picks QEMU's
built-in user-mode SLIRP as the network backend. SLIRP is slower but
functional and doesn't require escalated privileges.
* fix: run full browseros-agent test suite
* fix: stabilize server test reporting in CI
* fix: address PR review feedback
* refactor: extract server core test runner
* refactor: group server tests by filesystem
* fix: align CI suites with server test groups
* fix: provision server env for all CI suites
* fix: stabilize ci checks
* fix: report real test counts in ci
* fix(ci): add PR comment with test summary and block on failure
Add a `comment` job to the test workflow that parses JUnit XML artifacts
and posts a sticky PR comment showing pass/fail counts per suite, with
failed test names listed in a collapsible section and a link to the run.
Guards against fork PRs (read-only token) and stale overlapping runs
(skips comment if PR head has moved past our SHA).
* fix(ci): use payload SHA for staleness check, handle missing artifacts
- Replace context.sha (merge commit SHA) with
context.payload.pull_request.head.sha so the staleness guard
compares the correct values and the comment actually gets posted
- Add continue-on-error to download-artifact so cancelled runs
gracefully fall through to the "no test results" message
* fix(ci): show warning icon for zero-test suites instead of failure
* fix: isolate ACL semantic tests from Bun teardown crash
* fix: time out ACL semantic fixture subprocess
* fix: run full root test suite and repair sdk browser context
* fix: address PR review comments for 0415-fix_all_tests_and_issues
* test: temporarily skip sdk suite
* test: clarify sdk suite disable message
* feat: add server release workflow
* fix: address PR review comments for 0331-add_server_release_workflow
* refactor: rework 0331-add_server_release_workflow based on feedback
* refactor: rework 0331-add_server_release_workflow based on feedback
* feat(cli): skip self-update prompts for package manager installs
Checks BROWSEROS_INSTALL_METHOD env var (npm, brew) and skips automatic
update checks. Users should use their package manager's update mechanism.
FormatNotice now shows the appropriate upgrade command based on install method.
* feat(cli): add npm bin wrapper for browseros-cli
* feat(cli): add npm postinstall script to download platform binary
Downloads the correct platform binary from GitHub releases during npm
install, verifies SHA256 checksums, and extracts to .binary directory.
* feat(cli): add npm package metadata and README
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: move npm package files to correct monorepo path
The bin wrapper and postinstall were created at apps/cli/npm/ instead of
packages/browseros-agent/apps/cli/npm/. Moves them to the correct location.
* style: use node: protocol for builtin module imports
* feat(cli): add Makefile npm targets and release workflow npm publish step
Adds npm-version and npm-publish Makefile targets for version sync.
Adds Node.js setup and npm publish step to the release workflow.
Adds npm/npx install instructions to release notes template.
* fix(cli): fail on missing checksum entry and limit redirect depth
- Abort if checksums.txt downloaded but archive entry is missing
- Warn if checksums.txt itself failed to download
- Cap redirect depth at 5 to prevent stack overflow on circular redirects
* fix(cli): match install.sh checksum behavior — warn instead of abort
The existing shell installer (install.sh) warns and continues when the
checksum entry is missing from checksums.txt. Match that behavior in the
npm postinstall to avoid unnecessary install failures. Both files come
from the same GitHub release, so the checksum is a corruption check,
not a strong security boundary.
---------
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: add browseros-cli self-updater
* fix: address review comments for 0327-cli_self_updater
* fix: address PR review comments for 0327-cli_self_updater
* fix: replace goreleaser with Makefile-based release build
Remove .goreleaser.yml (required Pro license for monorepo field) and
consolidate cross-compilation into `make release`. CI now uses the same
Makefile target, fixing a bug where POSTHOG_API_KEY was missing from
release ldflags.
* fix: address critical self-updater bugs from code review
- Fix SHA256 checksum mismatch: verify archive checksum before extraction
instead of verifying extracted binary against archive hash (was always
failing). Add VerifyChecksum() and integration test.
- Fix JSON field name mismatch: TypeScript was emitting camelCase
(publishedAt, archiveFormat) but Go expected snake_case
(published_at, archive_format). Manifest parsing was silently broken.
- Add decompression size limit (256 MB) to prevent zip/gzip bombs.
- Don't update LastCheckedAt on transient errors so retry happens on
next CLI invocation instead of waiting 24h.
* feat: upload CLI binaries to CDN during release and gate workflow to core team
- Extend scripts/build/cli/upload.ts with uploadCliRelease() that pushes
archives + checksums to R2 under versioned (cli/v{VERSION}/) and latest
(cli/latest/) paths, plus a version.txt for lightweight latest resolution
- Update scripts/build/cli.ts entry point with --release/--version/--binaries-dir
flags (existing no-args behavior preserved for upload:cli-installers)
- Rewrite install.sh and install.ps1 to fetch from cdn.browseros.com instead of
GitHub releases API — eliminates rate limits and API dependency
- Add environment: release-core to release-cli.yml for core-team gating via
GitHub environment protection rules
- Add Bun setup + CDN upload step to the workflow between build and GitHub release
* fix: address review feedback for PR #602
- Make loadProdEnv return empty map when .env.production is absent so
pickEnv falls through to process.env in CI (Greptile P1)
- Add semver format validation for version string in install.sh and
install.ps1 to guard against malformed CDN responses
- Pass inputs.version via env var instead of inline ${{ }} interpolation
to prevent command injection in workflow shell
* fix(cli): use full path for dist artifacts in release step
* test: temporarily allow release workflow on any branch
* fix(cli): restore main-only guard, remove goreleaser dependency
Replaces GoReleaser (Pro-only monorepo feature) with plain go build.
Tested: RC release created successfully on branch with all 6 binaries.
* fix(cli): update goreleaser tag_prefix to match browseros-cli-v* format
* fix(cli): replace goreleaser with plain go build for releases
GoReleaser free version cannot parse prefixed tags (browseros-cli-v*).
monorepo.tag_prefix is a Pro-only feature.
Replaced with direct go build + gh release create:
- Builds all 6 targets with go build (verified locally)
- Creates tar.gz/zip archives with checksums
- Uses gh release create to publish
- No external tool dependency
GoReleaser free cannot parse slash-prefixed tags (cli/v0.0.1) as semver.
Switch to browseros-cli-v0.0.1 format which is valid semver after
stripping the prefix. Remove the monorepo config (GoReleaser Pro only).
* ci(cli): change release workflow to manual dispatch from main
- Trigger via Actions UI with a version input (e.g. "0.1.0")
- Only runs on main branch
- Creates git tag cli/v<version> automatically
- Then GoReleaser builds all 6 binaries and creates the GitHub Release
* feat: add scoped release notes, changelog PR, and idempotent tags to CLI workflow
- Add concurrency group to prevent parallel releases
- Add scoped release notes from commits touching the CLI directory
- Pass release notes to goreleaser via --release-notes flag
- Make tag creation idempotent for safe re-runs
- Tag the saved release SHA, not HEAD after branching
- Add CHANGELOG.md and auto-update via PR with auto-merge
- Add pull-requests: write permission
---------
Co-authored-by: Dani Akash <DaniAkash@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat: add release workflow for agent extension
Adds a workflow_dispatch workflow that builds the WXT extension,
creates a .zip for sideloading, generates scoped release notes with
contributors and PR links, creates a GitHub release with the zip
attached, and opens an auto-merge PR to update CHANGELOG.md.
* fix: correct API URL to api.browseros.com
* fix: remove duplicate PR numbers and contributors from extension release notes
Apply the same fixes from the agent-sdk workflow:
- Skip PR number if already in commit subject (squash merges)
- Remove custom Contributors section (GitHub auto-generates one)
- Clean up unused variables
* fix: use absolute path for extension zip in release upload
* fix: wxt zip already builds, use correct output path
- Remove separate build step since wxt zip runs the build internally
- Fix zip path from .output/*.zip to dist/*-chrome.zip
* fix: run codegen before wxt zip to generate graphql types
* feat: add release workflow for agent extension
Adds a workflow_dispatch workflow that builds the WXT extension,
creates a .zip for sideloading, generates scoped release notes with
contributors and PR links, creates a GitHub release with the zip
attached, and opens an auto-merge PR to update CHANGELOG.md.
* fix: correct API URL to api.browseros.com
* fix: remove duplicate PR numbers and contributors from extension release notes
Apply the same fixes from the agent-sdk workflow:
- Skip PR number if already in commit subject (squash merges)
- Remove custom Contributors section (GitHub auto-generates one)
- Clean up unused variables
* fix: use absolute path for extension zip in release upload
* fix: wxt zip already builds, use correct output path
- Remove separate build step since wxt zip runs the build internally
- Fix zip path from .output/*.zip to dist/*-chrome.zip
- Skip adding PR number if already present in the commit subject
(squash merges include "(#123)" automatically)
- Remove custom Contributors section since GitHub auto-generates one
with avatars at the bottom of every release
* feat: create GitHub release with changelog on agent-sdk publish
After publishing to npm, the workflow now:
- Tags the commit as agent-sdk-v<version>
- Generates release notes from commits that modified the agent-sdk
directory since the last agent-sdk release tag
- Creates a GitHub release with those notes
First release will show "Initial release" since no previous tag exists.
* feat: update CHANGELOG.md on agent-sdk release
Add a CHANGELOG.md for @browseros-ai/agent-sdk and update the release
workflow to prepend a versioned entry with the release notes before
creating the GitHub release. The changelog is committed to main
automatically.
* fix: address review issues in agent-sdk release workflow
- Add explicit permissions: contents: write
- Replace sed with head/tail for safe CHANGELOG insertion (fixes
double-quote and backslash corruption in commit messages)
- Handle empty release notes with "No notable changes." fallback
- Make git tag idempotent for workflow reruns (2>/dev/null || true)
* fix: use PR with auto-merge for changelog updates
Direct push to main fails due to branch protection requiring PRs.
Instead, create a branch, open a PR, and auto-merge via squash.
* feat: add contributors and PR links to agent-sdk release notes
Release notes now include PR numbers (linked automatically by GitHub),
GitHub usernames for each commit author, and a contributors section
at the bottom. All scoped to commits that modified the agent-sdk path.
* fix: reorder release steps and fix tag/idempotency issues
- Capture release SHA before any branching so the tag always points
to the main commit that was built and published to npm
- Reorder: generate notes → publish → tag/release → changelog PR
(changelog is lowest-stakes, runs last)
- Make tag push and release create idempotent for safe re-runs
(fall back to gh release edit if release already exists)
- Add || true to gh pr merge --auto in case auto-merge is not enabled
- Explicit git checkout main before creating changelog branch
* fix: explicit error handling for tag/release and contributor dedup
- Replace silent || true guards with explicit checks that log what's
happening (tag exists, remote tag exists, release exists) so errors
are visible instead of swallowed
- Fix contributor dedup: use grep -qw (word match) instead of grep -qF
(substring match) so "dan" isn't excluded when "dansmith" exists
* fix: exclude current version tag when finding previous release
On re-runs, the current version's tag already exists on the remote, so
PREV_TAG resolves to it and git log produces empty output. Filter it
out so release notes are generated against the actual previous version.
* ci: prevent concurrent agent-sdk release runs
Add concurrency group so multiple dispatches queue instead of racing
on the same tag/release/PR.
* feat(cli): production-ready CLI with auto-launch, install, and cross-platform builds
- init: accept URL argument and --auto flag for non-interactive setup
- install: new command to download BrowserOS app for current platform
- launch: auto-detect and launch BrowserOS when server is not running
- discovery: prefer server.json (live) over config.yaml (may be stale)
- errors: actionable messages guiding users to init/install
- goreleaser: cross-platform builds for 6 targets (darwin/linux/windows × amd64/arm64)
- ci: GitHub Actions workflow to release CLI binaries on cli/v* tag push
* fix(cli): check health status code and add progress dots during launch
- Health check in newClient() now verifies HTTP 200, not just no error
- waitForServer prints dots during the 30s poll so users know it's working
* refactor(cli): make launch an explicit command, remove auto-launch from newClient
- launch: new explicit command to find and open BrowserOS app
- launch: probes server.json, config, and common ports before launching
- launch: if already running, reports URL instead of launching again
- init --auto: uses port probing to find running servers
- install --deb: errors on non-Linux instead of silently downloading DMG
- error messages: guide users to launch/install/init explicitly
- removed: auto-launch from newClient() — CLI never does something surprising
* fix(cli): platform-native detection, launch, and install for all OSes
Detection (isBrowserOSInstalled):
- macOS: uses `open -Ra` to query Launch Services (no hardcoded paths)
- Linux: checks /usr/bin/browseros (.deb), browseros.desktop, AppImage search
- Windows: checks %LOCALAPPDATA%\BrowserOS\Application\BrowserOS.exe
and HKCU/HKLM uninstall registry keys
Launch (startBrowserOS):
- macOS: `open -b com.browseros.BrowserOS` (bundle ID, not path)
- Linux: `browseros` binary, AppImage, or `gtk-launch browseros`
(fixed: was using xdg-open which opens by MIME type, not desktop files)
- Windows: runs BrowserOS.exe from known Chromium per-user install path
(fixed: was using `cmd /c start BrowserOS` which doesn't resolve)
Install (runPostInstall):
- macOS: hdiutil attach → cp -R to /Applications → hdiutil detach
- Linux: chmod +x for AppImage, dpkg -i instruction for .deb
- Windows: launches installer exe
- --deb flag now errors on non-Linux platforms
Removed auto-launch from newClient() — CLI never does surprising things.
Sources verified from:
- packages/browseros/build/common/context.py (binary names per platform)
- packages/browseros/build/modules/package/linux.py (.deb structure, .desktop file)
- packages/browseros/chromium_patches/chrome/install_static/chromium_install_modes.h
(Windows base_app_name="BrowserOS", registry GUID, install paths)
- /Applications/BrowserOS.app/Contents/Info.plist (bundle ID)
* feat(eval): show mean score instead of pass/fail in report and viewer
* feat(eval): integrate NopeCHA CAPTCHA solver into eval pipeline
Add CAPTCHA detection and waiting so screenshots capture post-solve state.
Run headed with xvfb on CI since headless breaks extension content scripts.
- Add CaptchaWaiter module (detect reCAPTCHA/hCaptcha/Turnstile, poll until solved)
- Add optional `captcha` config block to EvalConfigSchema
- Wait for CAPTCHA solve before screenshot in single-agent and orchestrator-executor
- Patch NopeCHA manifest with API key before launching workers
- Fix CAPTCHA_EXT_DIR path (was pointing one level too high)
- Remove --incognito (extensions don't run in incognito; fresh user-data-dir isolates)
- CI: install xvfb, run headed via xvfb-run, pass NOPECHA_API_KEY secret
The test workflow captured exit codes but never failed the job, so PR
checks always showed green even when tests failed. Exit with the
captured code in the summarize step so each suite properly reports
pass/fail. Not a required check, so failures remain non-blocking.
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* feat(eval): switch to ubuntu-latest runner, add OE-Clado config
- Switch workflow from self-hosted Mac Studio to ubuntu-latest
- Install BrowserOS Linux .deb in CI (no self-hosted runner needed)
- Add browseros-oe-clado-weekly.json config for orchestrator-executor
- Fix report chart to show date+time (not just date)
- Make BROWSEROS_BINARY configurable via env var
* feat(eval): add NopeCHA captcha solver extension to eval runs
- Auto-load NopeCHA extension in eval Chrome instances
- Works in incognito + headless mode
- CI workflow downloads NopeCHA before eval
- extensions/ directory gitignored (downloaded at runtime)
* feat(eval): per-config concurrency — different configs run in parallel
* feat(eval): remove concurrency limit — all runs execute in parallel
* ci: run browseros tests on pull requests
* refactor: rework 0320-github_action_for_tests based on feedback
* refactor: rework 0320-github_action_for_tests based on feedback
* chore: add CI artifacts to .gitignore
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: remove mikepenz/action-junit-report to fix check suite misattribution
The JUnit report action creates check runs that GitHub associates with the
CLA check suite instead of the Tests check suite, causing test reports to
appear under "CLA Assistant" in the PR checks UI.
Remove the action and rely on job status + step summary + artifact upload
for test result visibility.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(eval): weekly eval pipeline with R2 uploads and trend dashboard
Add infrastructure for running weekly evaluations and tracking score
trends over time:
- Auto-generated output dirs: results/{config-name}/{timestamp}/
Each eval run gets its own timestamped folder, nothing is overwritten.
- upload-run.ts: uploads eval results to Cloudflare R2. Supports
uploading a specific run or all un-uploaded runs for a config.
- weekly-report.ts: generates an interactive HTML dashboard from R2
data. Config dropdown, trend chart with hover tooltips, searchable
runs table. Groups runs by config name.
- viewer.html: client-facing 3-column run viewer (task list,
screenshots with autoplay, agent stream with messages.jsonl).
Shows performance grader axis breakdown with per-axis scores.
- browseros-agent-weekly.json: weekly benchmark config (kimi-k2p5,
webbench-2of4-50, 10 workers, performance grader, headless).
- eval-weekly.yml: GitHub Actions workflow with cron (Saturday 6am)
and manual trigger. Runs on self-hosted Mac Studio runner.
Concurrency group ensures only one eval runs at a time.
- Dashboard updates: load previous runs, messages.jsonl viewer,
grade badges show percentages, async stream loading.
- Grader updates: timeout 30min, max turns 100, DOM content
verification guidance for performance grader.
* fix(eval): address Greptile review — injection, nested dirs, escaping
- Fix script injection in eval-weekly.yml: pass github.event.inputs
through env var instead of interpolating into shell
- Fix /api/runs to enumerate nested results/{config}/{timestamp}/ dirs
- Fix /api/load-run to allow single-slash run names (config/timestamp)
- Add HTML escaping for R2-sourced values in weekly-report.ts
- Escape axis names in viewer.html renderAxesBreakdown
* fix(eval): fix biome lint — non-null assertion, template literals
* fix(eval): fix biome errors — replace var with let, fix inner function declaration
* fix(eval): address Greptile P2 issues
- isRunDir: check all subdirs for metadata.json, not just first 3
- eval-runner: guard configPath for dashboard-driven runs (fallback to 'eval')
- load-run: default unknown termination_reason to 'failed' not 'completed'
* feat(eval): make BROWSEROS_BINARY configurable via env var
