slay-browser

name	slay-browser
description	Control the task browser panel via the slay CLI
trigger	auto

Browser commands control the browser panel embedded in each task's detail view. All commands require $SLAYZONE_TASK_ID to be set (automatic in task terminals).

Every command accepts --panel <state> (visible | hidden). navigate defaults to visible (auto-opens the panel), all other commands default to hidden (operate without showing the panel).

Commands

• slay tasks browser navigate <url> [--panel <state>] Navigate to a URL. This is the only command that auto-shows the browser panel. Use this to open pages for verification, testing, or reference.

• slay tasks browser url [--panel <state>] Print the current URL. Useful for checking where the browser is after navigation or redirects.

• slay tasks browser screenshot [-o <path>] [--panel <state>] Capture a screenshot. Returns the file path of the saved image. Use -o to copy the screenshot to a specific path; without it, prints the temp file path.

• slay tasks browser content [--json] [--panel <state>] Get the page's text content (truncated to 10k characters) and a list of interactive elements (links, buttons, inputs) as JSON. Useful for understanding page structure before clicking or typing.

• slay tasks browser click <selector> [--panel <state>] Click an element by CSS selector. Returns the tag name and text of the clicked element.

• slay tasks browser type <selector> <text> [--panel <state>] Type text into an input element by CSS selector.

• slay tasks browser eval <code> [--panel <state>] Execute JavaScript in the browser context and print the result. Strings are printed as-is, other values are pretty-printed as JSON.

Workflow tips

A typical browser verification flow:

1. navigate to the URL
2. content to inspect the page and find selectors
3. click or type to interact
4. screenshot to capture the result