canary-review
Open and triage recorded Canary sessions in the local viewer. Use when the user wants to look at, replay, compare, or triage a recorded session — or asks what happened in a run, to open the report, or to see the trace/video/screenshots. Trigger phrases — "open the canary viewer", "show me the last session", "what failed in that run", "review the recording", "open the report".
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--- name: canary-review description: Open and triage recorded Canary sessions in the local viewer. Use when the user wants to look at, replay, compare, or triage a recorded session — or asks what happened in a run, to open the report, or to see the trace/video/screenshots. Trigger phrases — "open the canary viewer", "show me the last session", "what failed in that run", "review the recording", "open the report". license: MIT --- # Canary review (triage) Open recorded sessions in the local viewer and summarize what happened. Sessions live in `~/.canary/sessions/<id>/` — each has `results.json`, `report.html`, and trace / video / HAR / console / screenshots. ## When to use - Browsing or replaying recorded sessions. - Triaging a run: which steps passed/failed, console errors, network failures. - Opening the report or the trace for a specific session. ## Examples ### Example 1: open the viewer User says: "open the canary viewer" or "let me see my sessions" Run `npx @usecanary/ui` (a local server, like `npx playwright show-trace`) in the background and give the URL. Pass `--dir <path>` for a non-default folder. ### Example 2: triage the last run User says: "what failed in the last session?" or "summarize the latest run" Read the newest `~/.canary/sessions/*/results.json`, summarize steps (pass/fail, durations, console/network issues) with the `report.html` path, then open the viewer. ## Workflow 1. **Browse:** `npx @usecanary/ui` (`--dir <path>` for a non-default sessions folder). List sessions without the UI via `npx @usecanary/cli session list`; check what's running with `npx @usecanary/cli status [--session <id>]`. 2. **Summarize:** read the session's `results.json` (steps, summary, artifacts) and report pass/fail with counts; cite the `report.html` path. 3. Review is **read-only** — don't modify session files.
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