wfweb

Run an end-to-end CW (morse) decode round-trip between two virtual wfweb rigs. Boots the testrig bench, drives both browsers via Playwright MCP, has each station key a known string with the keyer while the other decodes it with the built-in CW decoder, verifies the copy, screenshots both, and tears down. Use when the user asks to test CW, run a CW QSO, verify the CW decoder, or validate the keyer TX / decode RX path.

Run an end-to-end FreeDV RADE EOO-callsign round-trip between two virtual wfweb rigs. Boots the testrig bench, puts both rigs in RADE mode, transmits from one by injecting synthesized audio into the server's RADE encoder (the headless browser has no mic), and verifies the other decodes the EOO callsign from the server log. Use when the user asks to test FreeDV, test RADE, or verify the RADE EOO callsign TX/RX path. (RADE only — classic 700D/700E/1600 are out of scope.)

Run an end-to-end FT8 decode round-trip between two virtual wfweb rigs. Boots the testrig bench, drives both browsers via Playwright MCP, has each station CALL CQ on opposite slot parity, verifies each side decodes the other's CQ, screenshots both, and tears down. Use when the user asks to test FT8, run an FT8 QSO/decode, verify the ft8ts decoder, or validate the DIGI panel TX/RX path. (FT4 is a fast variant of the same panel — see the FT4 note; not run by default.)

Run an end-to-end JS8 message round-trip between two virtual wfweb rigs. Boots the testrig bench, drives both browsers via Playwright MCP, has each station send a directed JS8 message via the compose box while the other decodes it into its feed, verifies the copy, screenshots both, and tears down. Use when the user asks to test JS8, run a JS8 QSO, verify the JS8 codec/panel, or validate the JS8 messenger TX/RX path. (wfweb-vs-wfweb on the bench — not interop against real JS8Call.)

Run an end-to-end AX.25 packet QSO test between two virtual wfweb rigs at 300 bd and 1200 bd. Boots the testrig bench, drives both browsers via Playwright MCP, exchanges connected-mode frames, screenshots both sides, and tears down. Use when the user asks to test packet, run a packet QSO, verify AX.25, or validate the Direwolf modem against a real terminal session. (9600 G3RUH is intentionally NOT covered.)