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Published Consumer E2e by pskoett — Agent Skill

Name: Published Consumer E2e
Author: pskoett

Published Consumer E2e

Re-run PMX Canvas like an external user by packing the repo, installing the tarball into a clean temp workspace, seeding the SDLC demo, and validating it in a browser. Use when asked to verify the published-package workflow, artifact/json-render coverage, or the full outside-in demo.

pskoett Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Published Consumer E2E

Use this skill when the goal is to test PMX Canvas from the outside instead of the repo dev path.

Default Path

Run:

bash skills/published-consumer-e2e/scripts/run-published-consumer-e2e.sh

That script will:

pack the current repo as a tarball,
create a clean temp consumer workspace,
install the tarball with Bun,
copy examples/published-consumer-sdlc/ into that workspace,
start the seeded demo through the package's public SDK,
run a headed playwright-cli browser pass that snapshots the live workbench and asserts the article, artifact, json-render, graph, trace, and context surfaces are present.

Flags

--port=4600 to change the server port
--skip-playwright to stop after pack/install + HTTP smoke
--headless if a visible browser is impossible
--keep-running to leave the temp consumer server alive after the script exits
--workdir=/tmp/custom-dir to reuse a known temp location

Notes

Install the browser tool once with bun add -g @playwright/cli@latest.
Default to headed browser validation so the human can watch the run.
Prefer the script over manually rebuilding the temp consumer.
If you change the example assets or this browser test, rerun the full script instead of repo-only tests.
The script assembles the tarball manually instead of relying on npm pack or bun pm pack, because pack/build commands can hang in this workspace.
The skill uses playwright-cli instead of the repo-local playwright test path because the local Playwright CLI is currently incompatible with the Bun/Node mix in this environment.
On failure, inspect the temp workspace log path printed by the script before changing code.

---name: published-consumer-e2edescription: Re-run PMX Canvas like an external user by packing the repo, installing the tarball into a clean temp workspace, seeding the SDLC demo, and validating it in a browser. Use when asked to verify the published-package workflow, artifact/json-render coverage, or the full outside-in demo.---# Published Consumer E2EUse this skill when the goal is to test PMX Canvas from the outside instead of the repo dev path.## Default PathRun:```bashbash skills/published-consumer-e2e/scripts/run-published-consumer-e2e.sh```That script will:1. pack the current repo as a tarball,2. create a clean temp consumer workspace,3. install the tarball with Bun,4. copy `examples/published-consumer-sdlc/` into that workspace,5. start the seeded demo through the package's public SDK,6. run a headed `playwright-cli` browser pass that snapshots the live workbench and asserts the article, artifact, json-render, graph, trace, and context surfaces are present.## Flags- `--port=4600` to change the server port- `--skip-playwright` to stop after pack/install + HTTP smoke- `--headless` if a visible browser is impossible- `--keep-running` to leave the temp consumer server alive after the script exits- `--workdir=/tmp/custom-dir` to reuse a known temp location## Notes- Install the browser tool once with `bun add -g @playwright/cli@latest`.- Default to headed browser validation so the human can watch the run.- Prefer the script over manually rebuilding the temp consumer.- If you change the example assets or this browser test, rerun the full script instead of repo-only tests.- The script assembles the tarball manually instead of relying on `npm pack` or `bun pm pack`, because pack/build commands can hang in this workspace.- The skill uses `playwright-cli` instead of the repo-local `playwright test` path because the local Playwright CLI is currently incompatible with the Bun/Node mix in this environment.- On failure, inspect the temp workspace log path printed by the script before changing code.

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