/tauri-mcp-test-runner
Run Tauri MCP-driven E2E checks for VMark. Use when asked to execute or update automated UI flows that must use Tauri MCP tools (not browser DevTools), or when validating behavior in a running desktop session.
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Run Tauri MCP-driven E2E checks for VMark. Use when asked to execute or update automated UI flows that must use Tauri MCP tools (not browser DevTools), or when validating behavior in a running desktop session.
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tauri-mcp-test-runner.SKILL.mdname: tauri-mcp-test-runner
description: Run Tauri MCP-driven E2E checks for VMark. Use when asked to execute or update automated UI flows that must use Tauri MCP tools (not browser DevTools), or when validating behavior in a running desktop session.
Tauri MCP Test Runner
Overview
Run VMark end-to-end UI flows using the Tauri MCP tools and summarize results.
Workflow
1) Confirm the desktop app is running. If not, ask the user to start it. 2) Start MCP session via `mcp__tauri__tauri_driver_session` (action: `start`, port: `9223` or omit for default). 3) List windows (`mcp__tauri__tauri_manage_window` action: `list`) and pick the target window. 4) Execute test flows using the patterns in `references/flows.md`. 5) Capture logs when needed (`mcp__tauri__tauri_read_logs`) and stop the session when done. 6) Report results: passed/failed flows, errors, repro steps, and any follow-up fixes.
Key Tools
Tauri MCP Tools (tauri-mcp server)
- `tauri_driver_session` - Start/stop driver session
- `tauri_webview_screenshot` - Capture current state
- `tauri_webview_keyboard` - Send keystrokes (Enter, Escape, shortcuts)
- `tauri_webview_interact` - Click, focus elements
- `tauri_webview_find_element` - Inspect DOM state
VMark MCP Tools (vmark server)
- `document_insert_at_cursor` - Insert text (appears as AI suggestion)
- `cursor_set_position` - Move cursor to position
- `cursor_get_context` - Get surrounding text context
- `selection_set` / `selection_get` - Manage text selection
- `format_toggle` - Toggle formatting (bold, italic, etc.)
Critical Pattern: AI Content Acceptance
When using vmark MCP to insert content, it appears as an AI suggestion that must be **accepted with Enter** via tauri-mcp:
1. vmark: document_insert_at_cursor("text")
2. tauri: keyboard(action: "press", key: "Enter") # Accept
3. tauri: keyboard(action: "press", key: "Escape") # Dismiss follow-upThis pattern is required for all content insertion operations.
References
- Load `references/flows.md` for detailed flow patterns and examples.
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name: tauri-mcp-test-runner description: Run Tauri MCP-driven E2E checks for VMark. Use when asked to execute or update automated UI flows that must use Tauri MCP tools (not browser DevTools), or when validating behavior in a running desktop session.
Tauri MCP Test Runner
Overview
Run VMark end-to-end UI flows using the Tauri MCP tools and summarize results.
Workflow
1) Confirm the desktop app is running. If not, ask the user to start it. 2) Start MCP session via `mcp__tauri__tauri_driver_session` (action: `start`, port: `9223` or omit for default). 3) List windows (`mcp__tauri__tauri_manage_window` action: `list`) and pick the target window. 4) Execute test flows using the patterns in `references/flows.md`. 5) Capture logs when needed (`mcp__tauri__tauri_read_logs`) and stop the session when done. 6) Report results: passed/failed flows, errors, repro steps, and any follow-up fixes.
Key Tools
Tauri MCP Tools (tauri-mcp server)
- `tauri_driver_session` - Start/stop driver session
- `tauri_webview_screenshot` - Capture current state
- `tauri_webview_keyboard` - Send keystrokes (Enter, Escape, shortcuts)
- `tauri_webview_interact` - Click, focus elements
- `tauri_webview_find_element` - Inspect DOM state
VMark MCP Tools (vmark server)
- `document_insert_at_cursor` - Insert text (appears as AI suggestion)
- `cursor_set_position` - Move cursor to position
- `cursor_get_context` - Get surrounding text context
- `selection_set` / `selection_get` - Manage text selection
- `format_toggle` - Toggle formatting (bold, italic, etc.)
Critical Pattern: AI Content Acceptance
When using vmark MCP to insert content, it appears as an AI suggestion that must be **accepted with Enter** via tauri-mcp:
1. vmark: document_insert_at_cursor("text")
2. tauri: keyboard(action: "press", key: "Enter") # Accept
3. tauri: keyboard(action: "press", key: "Escape") # Dismiss follow-upThis pattern is required for all content insertion operations.
References
- Load `references/flows.md` for detailed flow patterns and examples.
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