# Browser Integration Prerequisites Test Summary
## Overview
The `test-browser-prerequisites.js` test suite verifies all prerequisites needed before browser integration. It tests models, tools, custom agents, custom skills, and response validation using isolated Claude instances.
## Test Categories
### 1. Model Tests (3 tests)
#### Test 1: Model Responses
- Tests all models (sonnet, opus, haiku) respond correctly
- Verifies response quality and completeness
- Ensures each model works with isolated instances
#### Test 2: Model Cost Differences
- Compares costs across different models
- Verifies cost tracking works
- Helps choose appropriate model for use case
#### Test 3: Model Tool Execution
- Tests that tools work with all models
- Verifies model-agnostic tool support
- Ensures consistent behavior across models
### 2. Tool Tests (3 tests)
#### Test 4: Tool Discovery
- Verifies both tools (`log_thought`, `update_ui`) are discoverable
- Tests tool name resolution
- Confirms MCP server connection
#### Test 5: Tool Execution Patterns
- Single tool calls
- Multiple tools in sequence
- Tools with parameters
- Verifies all execution patterns work
#### Test 6: Tool Error Handling
- Invalid tool names
- Missing required parameters
- Error message validation
- Graceful error handling
### 3. Custom Agent Tests (2 tests)
#### Test 7: Custom Agent Creation
- Tests `--agents` flag
- Creates calculator agent
- Verifies agent behavior
- Tests agent instructions
#### Test 8: Agent With Tools
- Tests agent that uses tools
- UI builder agent example
- Verifies agent + tool integration
- Tests agent instructions with tool calls
### 4. Custom Skill Tests (2 tests)
#### Test 9: Custom Skill Loading
- Creates test skill files
- Validates skill file format (SKILL.md)
- Tests frontmatter structure
- Verifies skill metadata
#### Test 10: Skill Execution
- Tests skill-like behavior
- Creates UI helper skill
- Verifies skill instructions
- Tests skill + tool integration
### 5. Response Validation Tests (3 tests)
#### Test 11: Response Format Validation
- Tests JSON response format
- Validates response structure
- Ensures parseable output
- Tests format compliance
#### Test 12: Response Completeness
- Verifies responses aren't truncated
- Tests complete answer delivery
- Validates response length
- Ensures all requested data included
#### Test 13: Response Consistency
- Tests same prompt multiple times
- Verifies consistent (or valid) responses
- Validates answer correctness
- Tests response reliability
### 6. Browser Integration Prerequisites (3 tests)
#### Test 14: WebSocket Message Format
- Validates message format specification
- Tests LOG message format
- Tests UPDATE_DOM message format
- Ensures browser compatibility
#### Test 15: Tool Response Time
- Tests response time (< 30 seconds)
- Validates acceptable latency
- Ensures good UX
- Tests performance
#### Test 16: Concurrent Tool Calls
- Tests multiple simultaneous calls
- Verifies no interference
- Tests concurrency handling
- Validates parallel execution
## Running the Tests
### Prerequisites
```bash
# Set auth token
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="your-anthropic-api-key"
# Ensure dependencies installed
npm install
```
### Run All Tests
```bash
npm run test:browser-prerequisites
```
Or directly:
```bash
node test-browser-prerequisites.js
```
## Expected Output
```
============================================================
π§ͺ Browser Integration Prerequisites Test Suite
============================================================
π MODEL TESTS
============================================================
π§ͺ Testing: 1. Model Responses (all models)
ββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ
β
sonnet: Response length 123 chars
β
opus: Response length 145 chars
β
haiku: Response length 98 chars
β
1. Model Responses (all models)
... (more tests)
π Test Summary
============================================================
β
Passed: 16/16
β Failed: 0/16
π All prerequisites tested successfully!
β
Ready for browser integration
```
## What Gets Tested
### Models
- β
Sonnet (default, cost-effective)
- β
Opus (high quality, more expensive)
- β
Haiku (fast, cheapest)
- β
All models respond correctly
- β
Tool execution works with all models
### Tools
- β
Tool discovery
- β
Tool execution patterns
- β
Error handling
- β
Parameter validation
- β
Multiple tool calls
### Custom Agents
- β
Agent creation via `--agents` flag
- β
Agent instructions
- β
Agent + tool integration
- β
Multiple agents
### Custom Skills
- β
Skill file creation
- β
Skill format validation
- β
Skill instructions
- β
Skill + tool integration
### Response Validation
- β
Format validation
- β
Completeness
- β
Consistency
- β
Performance
## Browser Integration Readiness
After all tests pass, you have verified:
1. β
**Models work correctly** - All models respond and execute tools
2. β
**Tools are functional** - Discovery, execution, error handling all work
3. β
**Custom agents work** - Can create and use custom agents
4. β
**Custom skills work** - Can create and reference skills
5. β
**Responses are valid** - Format, completeness, consistency verified
6. β
**Performance is acceptable** - Response times within limits
7. β
**Concurrency works** - Multiple calls don't interfere
8. β
**Message formats are correct** - WebSocket messages properly formatted
## Next Steps After Tests Pass
1. β
All prerequisites verified
2. β
Ready for browser integration
3. β
Can proceed with UI building
4. β
Tool execution confirmed working
5. β
Models validated
6. β
Agents and skills tested
## Integration Points
These tests verify the foundation for:
- Browser UI updates via `update_ui` tool
- Logging via `log_thought` tool
- Model selection for different use cases
- Custom agent workflows
- Skill-based workflows
- Real-time WebSocket communication
All primitives are tested and ready for browser integration!