name	evb-viewer-computer-use
description	Use in the evb-viewer repo when a task mentions @Computer, Computer Use, human-like GUI testing, the Electron dev app, or desktop stress-testing of EVB Viewer. Resolves the active dev session, avoids ambiguous generic Electron targeting, and routes visual state through Computer Use while using CDP/Playwright for reliable app actions when Computer Use dispatch is flaky.

EVB Viewer Computer Use

Overview

Use this skill before operating the EVB Viewer Electron development app through Computer Use. The raw dev app uses Electron's generic com.github.Electron identity, so path and app-name targeting can diverge when stale automation apps or packaged builds are also running.

Workflow

Run the resolver from the repo root:

node .agents/skills/evb-viewer-computer-use/scripts/resolve-target.mjs --session=default

Add --json when a scriptable report is more useful.

Use the reported Computer Use state app path for mcp__computer_use.get_app_state. This is the only Computer Use target to use for the dev app.
Use the reported CDP endpoint for clicks, typing, keyboard input, menu traversal, and stress loops. Connect with Playwright or Puppeteer over CDP, then select the page whose URL contains /electron.
Use Computer Use for visual state, screenshots, accessibility tree inspection, and confirming the foreground window. Call get_app_state once before any Computer Use action in the same assistant turn.
If a Computer Use action returns -10005 noWindowsAvailable, cgWindowNotFound, or targets a generic/stale Electron window, continue through the CDP endpoint instead of retrying app-name targeting.
Ask the user before starting or stopping dev servers or terminating stale Electron processes. If the user approves cleanup, prefer project commands such as pnpm electron:run stop --session=<name> when a session name is known.

Targeting Rules

Target the session-specific app path from the resolver instead of the app name Electron.
Treat stale .devkit/sessions/*/automation-electron-app/Electron.app processes as collision risks for Computer Use app-name dispatch.
Treat /Applications/EVB Viewer.app as a separate packaged app; it is useful for release checks, but it is not the dev target.
Use the current .devkit/sessions/<session>/session.json as the authoritative source for the dev app CDP port and Electron PID.

Reporting Failures

When Computer Use remains unreliable, capture these details for the final answer or upstream report:

resolver output
Computer Use state header, including CUA app version
exact app path used for get_app_state
exact failing Computer Use action and error text
whether stale automation or packaged EVB Viewer processes were running

EVB Viewer Computer Use

Overview

Workflow

Run the resolver from the repo root:

node .agents/skills/evb-viewer-computer-use/scripts/resolve-target.mjs --session=default

Add --json when a scriptable report is more useful.

Use the reported Computer Use state app path for mcp__computer_use.get_app_state. This is the only Computer Use target to use for the dev app.

Use the reported CDP endpoint for clicks, typing, keyboard input, menu traversal, and stress loops. Connect with Playwright or Puppeteer over CDP, then select the page whose URL contains /electron.

Use Computer Use for visual state, screenshots, accessibility tree inspection, and confirming the foreground window. Call get_app_state once before any Computer Use action in the same assistant turn.

If a Computer Use action returns -10005 noWindowsAvailable, cgWindowNotFound, or targets a generic/stale Electron window, continue through the CDP endpoint instead of retrying app-name targeting.

Ask the user before starting or stopping dev servers or terminating stale Electron processes. If the user approves cleanup, prefer project commands such as pnpm electron:run stop --session=<name> when a session name is known.

Targeting Rules

Target the session-specific app path from the resolver instead of the app name Electron.

Treat stale .devkit/sessions/*/automation-electron-app/Electron.app processes as collision risks for Computer Use app-name dispatch.

Treat /Applications/EVB Viewer.app as a separate packaged app; it is useful for release checks, but it is not the dev target.

Use the current .devkit/sessions/<session>/session.json as the authoritative source for the dev app CDP port and Electron PID.

Reporting Failures

When Computer Use remains unreliable, capture these details for the final answer or upstream report:

resolver output

Computer Use state header, including CUA app version

exact app path used for get_app_state

exact failing Computer Use action and error text

whether stale automation or packaged EVB Viewer processes were running

evb-viewer-computer-use