Capture a screenshot of the active browser window in Selenix playback. Returns a base64-encoded JPEG image.

Get the HTML of the web page in the active playback window, with interactive elements annotated. Scripts and styles are removed.

Search page HTML by regex pattern and return surrounding HTML context for matches.

Get comprehensive context about a command target element: DOM hierarchy, accessibility info, surrounding HTML, interactive properties.

Get the commands of the current test (or a specific test by ID). Returns test name, ID, and all commands with their targets and values.

List all tests in the current Selenix project with their IDs, names, and command counts.

Get a specific test by its name, including all commands.

List all available Selenix commands (click, type, open, etc.) with descriptions.

Get detailed documentation for a specific Selenix command, including target and value parameter descriptions.

Get metadata about the current Selenix project: name, base URL, test count, suite count.

Get information about the currently active test suite and its tests.

Get pass/fail/error results for each command in the last test run.

Get recent logs from Selenix (all types). Returns 20 logs per page, most recent first. Use page parameter to paginate (0 = most recent, 1 = next 20, etc.).

Get a summary of the current Selenix workspace: project name, active test, test count, selected command count.

Add one or more commands to a test at a specific index. Commands use camelCase names (e.g., "click", "type", "open", "executeScript").

Run a test and wait for it to complete. Returns the pass/fail result for each command. This operation may take up to 2 minutes.

Replace ALL commands in a test with a new set. This removes all existing commands first.

Apply targeted fixes to commands in a test: update, remove, or insert at specific indexes. Indexes refer to the current command list BEFORE any fixes are applied.