Scan Chrome/Edge/Chromium localStorage LevelDB files to extract the
Playwright MCP Bridge auth-token directly from the extension's storage.
Uses a fast 'strings | grep' shell pipeline (~200ms) on macOS/Linux
with a pure-Node fallback for Windows.
The discovered token is now shown in 'opencli doctor' output and takes
priority as the recommended token when using '--fix'.
Extract buildMcpArgs() helper and fix --executablePath → --executable-path
to match the Playwright MCP CLI's expected flag format.
Closes#16
Co-authored-by: KasumiChen <KasumiChen@users.noreply.github.com>
The tab list from Playwright MCP uses '- N: (current) [title](url)' format,
but extractTabEntries only matched 'Tab N ...' format. This caused
_initialTabIdentities to always be empty, so tabs were never cleaned up.
Now supports both formats.
- Add isCdpApiAvailable() to verify CDP HTTP JSON API before using endpoint
- Chrome's chrome://inspect#remote-debugging writes DevToolsActivePort but
its CDP endpoint is incompatible with Playwright connectOverCDP (init
succeeds but all tool calls hang silently)
- Add CDP readiness probe in connect() to catch unresponsive endpoints
- Skip tab cleanup in close() for CDP mode (no bridge tabs to clean)
- Add PlaywrightMCPMode tracking for extension vs CDP lifecycle policy
- Rename CLI-CREATOR.md → CLI-EXPLORER.md (explorer better reflects its purpose)
- Update all references across SKILL.md, README.md, README.zh-CN.md, CLI-ONESHOT.md
- Add quick-mode (CLI-ONESHOT) and full-mode (CLI-EXPLORER) entries in both READMEs
- CLI-ONESHOT.md: ~150 lines, 4-step flow for single-URL adapter generation
- Update SKILL.md: add quick-mode tip pointing to CLI-ONESHOT.md
- Update CLI-CREATOR.md: add tip pointing to lightweight alternative
- search.ts: Added deduplication break condition so if the API returns duplicate pages, it stops instead of looping forever.
- search.ts: Removed unsafe Promise.race around page.goto which caused 'context closed' errors.
- browser.ts: Added robust static cleanup hooks to guarantee process and MCP lock destruction on crashed or ctrl+c'd runs.
- The API endpoint only returns 15 results per page.
- Added a loop to fetch multiple pages until the requested limit is reached.
- Added random 1-3 second delays between page fetches to avoid rate limits.
- BOSS Zhipin aggressively detects CDP connections and kills pages
- Completely rewrote boss/search.ts to use browser: false (bypassing Playwright)
- Implemented native Python subprocess to extract cookies via browser-cookie3
- Falls back to boss-cli ~/.config/boss-cli/credential.json if available
- Uses direct Node.js fetch with anti-detection headers to avoid bans
- Add TCP port reachability check to handle stale DevToolsActivePort files
- Make discoverChromeEndpoint() async with port probe before returning
- Change connection priority: extension mode is default, CDP is opt-in
- OPENCLI_CDP_ENDPOINT: explicit CDP endpoint
- OPENCLI_USE_CDP=1: enable DevToolsActivePort auto-discovery
- Default: --extension mode (Playwright MCP Bridge)
- Add verbose logging for CDP discovery when -v flag is used
- Fix indentation inconsistency in connect() method
- Update README.md, README.zh-CN.md, SKILL.md with new connection docs
- Added forceExtension flag to CliCommand, CliOptions, browserSession, and PlaywrightMCP.connect()
- BOSS Zhipin detects CDP mode and drops connections; marked boss/search with forceExtension: true
- Also supports OPENCLI_FORCE_EXTENSION=1 env var for global override
- Fixed async discoverChromeEndpoint() placement outside Promise constructor
- Enhanced boss search with city names, experience, degree, salary, etc.
Chrome 144+ allows enabling remote debugging from chrome://inspect
without any command-line flags (--remote-debugging-port). Chrome writes
the active port and browser GUID to a DevToolsActivePort file in the
user data directory.
This change reads that file to auto-discover the CDP WebSocket endpoint,
eliminating the need for the Playwright MCP Bridge browser extension in
most cases.
Connection priority:
1. OPENCLI_CDP_ENDPOINT env var (manual override)
2. DevToolsActivePort auto-discovery (Chrome/Edge, cross-platform)
3. --extension mode fallback (original behavior)
Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux with Chrome, Edge, and Chromium.
Co-authored-by: kensei <backtime1993@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- 30+ Chinese city names → code mapping (e.g. --city 杭州)
- Experience filter: 应届/1-3年/3-5年/5-10年/10年以上
- Degree filter: 大专/本科/硕士/博士
- Salary filter: 3K以下/3-5K/5-10K/10-20K/20-50K/50K以上
- Page number support for pagination
- Area now shows city·district·business district
- Skills column added to output
The manifest builder now statically parses TS source files to extract
args, description, columns, domain, and strategy metadata. Previously
TS adapters had empty args in the manifest, causing commander to reject
their options (e.g. --keyword) before the lazy module could load.
Also includes the xiaohongshu search DOM fallback fix from earlier.
Co-authored-by: jack4world <jack4world@users.noreply.github.com>
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