feat(tools): store selector candidates for browser clicks - #26
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Snapshot refs and click results previously kept a single CSS path per element, leaving replay nothing to fall back on when the DOM shifts. Each snapshot ref now also records an xpath and test-id selector, and the click action returns the resolved candidate set in its details so downstream traces have alternatives to retry with. Generated with [Devin](https://devin.ai) Co-Authored-By: Devin <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
browsertool,action: "snapshot") now also record anxpathand atestIdselector per element, alongside the existingselectorCSS path.resolveLocatorsurfaces the candidate set, andaction: "click"returns it in the tool resultdetails(action,targetId,target,selectors) so session traces store every way to re-find the clicked element — CSS path, XPath, and test-id attribute — instead of just the one selector that was used.Motivation: replay and self-healing previously had a single CSS path per element; when the DOM shifted there was nothing to fall back on.
Test plan
pnpm build— all packages compilepnpm typecheck(packages/tools) — cleanpnpm lint(changed files) — cleanvitest packages/tools/src/__tests__/browser-tool.test.ts— 11/11 pass, incl. new test assertingdetails.selectorsfor ref-based and explicit-selector clicksbrowsertoolsnapshot→clickon a real page, inspectdetails.selectorsGenerated with Devin