opencode/packages/app/e2e/AGENTS.md

Required Reading

• Before writing, changing, or reviewing E2E tests, ALWAYS read and follow Playwright's official Best Practices, Auto-waiting, and Assertions guides.
• Use the official Locators, Network, and Test Isolation guides when those concerns apply.

Test Hygiene

• Test user-visible behavior with isolated, deterministic data and scoped, unique locators.
• Prefer role, label, text, and explicit test-contract locators. Do not use .first() or .last() merely to silence strictness errors.
• Use locator actions, Playwright auto-waiting, and web-first assertions for observable readiness and outcomes.
• NEVER use waitForTimeout, setTimeout, sleeps, animation-frame counts, or other wall-clock delays to synchronize a test. Wait for the specific UI state, request, response, event, or application outcome instead.
• Do not treat navigation, a network response, DOM attachment, or visibility alone as proof that asynchronously rendered UI is ready. Assert the state the next action actually requires.
• Register event and network waits before the action that triggers them.
• Do not retry state-changing actions. Retry idempotent readiness checks, then perform the action once and assert its outcome.
• Keep action and assertion timeouts adaptive. Do not use short timeouts as readiness probes or rely on retries to hide flakes.
• Assert exact outcomes and identities so stale state, duplicate rendering, and interactions with the wrong element cannot pass.

Test Ownership

• Each product area has one keeper suite in regression/ (for example tabs, settings, review, terminal, timeline history). A new regression is a new case in that suite, not a new spec file.
• Build pages with the shared harness in utils/ (app.ts, workspace.ts, mock-server.ts with mockServers and the mock PTY). Do not hand-write routing, storage seeding, or fixtures inside a spec. If the harness lacks something, add it to utils/ once rather than copying setup.
• Files in utils/ must not end in .spec.ts or .test.ts, or Playwright runs them as tests.
• Assert what the user sees and can do. Assert exact pixels or CSS values only when that measurement is the contract, and then only once, in the owning keeper.
• performance/ holds benchmarks that CI does not run. Never prove correctness with a benchmark, and never copy benchmark code into a regression spec; import it from utils/.