fix(evi): frame captures on the selector and fail when it misses - #584
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… run The scope list in the semantic-pull-request workflow is a closed set, CI is read back once the PR is open, and a capture is looked at before it is pasted: a clip built from viewport coordinates lands on the hero and still looks like a screenshot.
The capture tool scrolled to the selector and shot the viewport, so a selector that matched nothing produced a top-of-page frame that looked like a successful screenshot. It now probes the element first, refuses the call with the page's data-section hooks when it misses, resizes the viewport to the element and parks on it. Only the composed markdown is returned, so the attestation receipt cannot be dropped by reassembling the table by hand.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe capture workflow now probes selectors, validates matches, bounds viewport height, parks elements at the viewport origin, and returns composed markdown. Tests cover the new utilities. Skills document framing and contribution verification. ChangesCapture framing
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change makes selector-based captures fail on misses and frame matched elements, but dynamic pages can still produce incorrectly framed screenshots because the element is measured before settling and failed parking is not rejected. The bounded viewport behavior is also described too strongly, and a lint error remains, so the PR needs follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant capture__before_after
participant frameProbeExpression
participant agent_browser
participant frameParkExpression
capture__before_after->>frameProbeExpression: Probe selector
frameProbeExpression->>agent_browser: Locate and measure element
agent_browser-->>capture__before_after: Return probe envelope
capture__before_after->>agent_browser: Resize viewport
capture__before_after->>frameParkExpression: Park selector
frameParkExpression->>agent_browser: Scroll element to document offset
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In `@apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.test.ts`:
- Line 111: Expand the inline scrollIntoView callback body in the relevant test
so its statement uses the repository’s required brace style, while preserving
the existing revealed assignment.
In `@apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.ts`:
- Around line 57-75: Update the framed-capture scroll calls, including the
element scroll in the preceding expression and frameParkExpression, to pass
behavior: 'instant' so scrolling is immediate even when the page enables smooth
scrolling. Adjust the scrollTo test stub to accept and validate the options-form
argument.
In `@apps/evi/agent/tools/capture.ts`:
- Line 60: Update the selector-capture description in
apps/evi/agent/tools/capture.ts at line 60 to state that the selected element is
parked at the viewport origin within a bounded 320–2400 px viewport height,
without claiming the frame contains only that element. Apply the same
bounded-framing wording in apps/evi/agent/skills/before-after/SKILL.md at line
34.
- Around line 25-30: Update the capture flow around readFrameProbe and
frameParkExpression to rerun the frame probe after the 500 ms settle wait, use
the reprobed height for the viewport update, and validate the parking command
result, rejecting or throwing when parking fails.
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| it('reveals the element and reports its height', () => { | ||
| let revealed = false | ||
| const page = pageWith({ | ||
| scrollIntoView: () => { revealed = true }, |
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Fix the brace-style lint error.
ESLint reports that this inline block violates brace-style. Expand the callback body.
Proposed fix
- scrollIntoView: () => { revealed = true },
+ scrollIntoView: () => {
+ revealed = true
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| scrollIntoView: () => { revealed = true }, | |
| scrollIntoView: () => { | |
| revealed = true | |
| }, |
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[error] 111-111: Statement inside of curly braces should be on next line.
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[error] 111-111: Closing curly brace should be on the same line as opening curly brace or on the line after the previous block.
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In `@apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.test.ts` at line 111, Expand the inline
scrollIntoView callback body in the relevant test so its statement uses the
repository’s required brace style, while preserving the existing revealed
assignment.
Sources: Coding guidelines, Linters/SAST tools
| el.scrollIntoView({ block: 'start' }) | ||
| return { found: true, height: Math.ceil(el.getBoundingClientRect().height), hooks: [] } | ||
| })()` | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * JavaScript that parks the element's top edge at the top of the viewport. | ||
| * Run after the viewport has been resized to the element, so the frame holds | ||
| * the element and nothing else. `getBoundingClientRect` is viewport-relative, | ||
| * so the page offset has to be added back before scrolling. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param selector - CSS selector framing the change | ||
| */ | ||
| export function frameParkExpression(selector: string): string { | ||
| const literal = JSON.stringify(selector) | ||
| return `(() => { | ||
| const el = document.querySelector(${literal}) | ||
| if (!el) return { found: false } | ||
| window.scrollTo(0, el.getBoundingClientRect().top + window.scrollY) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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rg -n --glob '*.{css,ts,tsx,vue}' 'scroll-behavior\s*:\s*smooth' apps/eviRepository: HugoRCD/evlog
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🌐 Web query:
For current Chromium, does CSS scroll-behavior: smooth affect Element.scrollIntoView() and Window.scrollTo(x, y) when no behavior option is specified, and is behavior: "instant" supported by both APIs?
💡 Result:
For current Chromium, the CSS scroll-behavior property significantly influences programmatic scrolling methods, and support for the behavior: instant option is now standard across these APIs [1][2][3]. Effect of CSS scroll-behavior: When using Element.scrollIntoView or Window.scrollTo without an explicit behavior option (or when behavior is set to auto), the browser respects the computed value of the scroll-behavior CSS property on the element being scrolled (or the root element for the viewport) [1][2]. If scroll-behavior is set to smooth, these methods will perform a smooth scroll by default [4][5]. Support for behavior: instant: Modern Chromium browsers (and other major engines) support behavior: instant in both Element.scrollIntoView and Window.scrollTo [6][7][8]. This option forces the scroll to occur immediately, overriding any smooth scroll-behavior defined in CSS [9][8]. While some older versions of Chromium had issues correctly respecting instant in scrollIntoView, these have been resolved in recent releases, ensuring that developers can explicitly force an instant jump regardless of the applied CSS [8]. In summary: - Omitted behavior or behavior: auto defaults to the CSS-defined behavior (e.g., smooth) [1][2]. - behavior: instant is fully supported and overrides CSS-defined smooth scrolling [6][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scrollIntoView
- 2: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/scrollTo
- 3: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scroll
- 4: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Properties/scroll-behavior
- 5: https://blog.openreplay.com/smooth-scrolling-css-scroll-behavior/
- 6: ScrollBehavior definition is missing 'instant' for window.scrollTo microsoft/TypeScript#47441
- 7: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-css-archive/2023Jul/0610.html
- 8: CyberSys/chromium-legacy@2c2419a
- 9: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60795723/how-to-override-the-css-scroll-behavior-with-scrollto-in-javascript
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printf '%s\n' '--- capture.ts outline ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- capture.ts relevant source ---'
sed -n '1,220p' apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- scroll API usages and page stubs ---'
rg -n -C 3 'frameProbeExpression|frameParkExpression|scrollIntoView|scrollTo|scroll-behavior|page\.(evaluate|goto|setContent)|setContent' apps/evi/agent apps/evi --glob '*.{ts,tsx,vue,md}' | head -n 320Repository: HugoRCD/evlog
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source = Path("apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.ts").read_text()
tests = Path("apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.test.ts").read_text()
probe = re.search(r"el\.scrollIntoView\((.*?)\)", source, re.S)
park = re.search(r"window\.scrollTo\((.*?)\)", source, re.S)
stub = re.search(r"scrollTo:\s*\((.*?)\)\s*=>", tests, re.S)
print("frameProbeExpression scrollIntoView:", probe.group(1).strip() if probe else "not found")
print("frameParkExpression scrollTo:", park.group(1).strip() if park else "not found")
print("capture.test.ts scrollTo stub:", stub.group(1).strip() if stub else "not found")
print("probe has behavior option:", bool(probe and "behavior" in probe.group(1)))
print("park has behavior option:", bool(park and "behavior" in park.group(1)))
print("stub accepts options object:", bool(stub and "{" in stub.group(1)))
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Force immediate scrolling for framed captures.
If the captured page sets scroll-behavior: smooth, pass behavior: 'instant' to both scroll calls. Update the scrollTo test stub for the options-form API.
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In `@apps/evi/agent/lib/capture.ts` around lines 57 - 75, Update the
framed-capture scroll calls, including the element scroll in the preceding
expression and frameParkExpression, to pass behavior: 'instant' so scrolling is
immediate even when the page enables smooth scrolling. Adjust the scrollTo test
stub to accept and validate the options-form argument.
| const probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json) | ||
| if (!probe.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks)) | ||
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '500']) | ||
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['set', 'viewport', String(width), String(frameHeight(probe.height))]) | ||
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameParkExpression(selector)]) | ||
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '300']) |
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Reprobe after settling and validate parking.
The first probe runs before the 500 ms settle delay. If scroll-triggered rendering changes the target height or replaces the target, Line 28 uses stale dimensions and Line 29 ignores a failed park result. The tool can complete with the wrong frame.
Probe again after the delay. Resize from the new height. Reject a failed park response.
Proposed fix
- const probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json)
+ let probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json)
if (!probe.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks))
await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '500'])
+ probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json)
+ if (!probe.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks))
await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['set', 'viewport', String(width), String(frameHeight(probe.height))])
- await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameParkExpression(selector)])
+ const parked = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameParkExpression(selector)])).json)
+ if (!parked.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks))
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| const probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json) | |
| if (!probe.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks)) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '500']) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['set', 'viewport', String(width), String(frameHeight(probe.height))]) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameParkExpression(selector)]) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '300']) | |
| let probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json) | |
| if (!probe.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks)) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '500']) | |
| probe = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameProbeExpression(selector)])).json) | |
| if (!probe.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks)) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['set', 'viewport', String(width), String(frameHeight(probe.height))]) | |
| const parked = readFrameProbe((await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['eval', frameParkExpression(selector)])).json) | |
| if (!parked.found) throw new Error(missingSelectorMessage(selector, probe.hooks)) | |
| await runAgentBrowser(ctx, ['wait', '300']) |
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In `@apps/evi/agent/tools/capture.ts` around lines 25 - 30, Update the capture
flow around readFrameProbe and frameParkExpression to rerun the frame probe
after the 500 ms settle wait, use the reprobed height for the viewport update,
and validate the parking command result, rejecting or throwing when parking
fails.
The selector is now optional: pass the visible text instead and the capture finds it, widens to the nearest section, and marks that element so the scroll can address it. A page whose components carry no hook is captured without touching the page's markup first. The frame stays the normal viewport, scrolled to the change, and an unresolved target still fails with the hooks and headings the page does offer.
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apps/evi has no lint script, so turbo never lints it and these files drifted to stroustrup braces while the rest of the repo is 1tbs. Reindent the tool's defineDynamic block and take captureFrame's arguments as one object.
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Three commits, from the post-mortem of #578.
The capture tool locates the change instead of guessing at it.
captureFramescrolled to the selector and shot the viewport. Its description claimed the frame was "cropped to the selector"; it never was, andagent-browser screenshothas no crop option to do it with. A selector matching nothing scrolled nowhere and produced a top-of-page frame, which on the landing is the hero and looks exactly like a working screenshot.It now resolves the target in the page before anything else (
agent/lib/capture.ts):selectorwhen the surface has a hook,[data-section="landing-faq"]and the like.textwhen it does not. Pass a sentence visible on the page; the capture finds it, widens to the nearest sectioning ancestor, and stamps that element with a temporarydata-evi-captureattribute so the scroll can address it by selector. The mark lives for one capture and never touches the repository. This means a page whose components carry no hook is captured correctly today, with no markup change first.data-sectionhooks and the headings the page does offer, so the retry is a correction rather than another guess.markdownis returned. The tool used to also hand back the bare image URLs, which is what the mis-framed PR body was assembled from, dropping the attestation receipt that would have shownfull viewportand exposed the problem. The receipt now also records how the target resolved.The skills that let it ship.
.github/workflows/semantic-pull-request.ymlis a closed set, read before writing a title. docs: add an FAQ section to the landing #578 opened asdocs(evlog):, which is not in that list and is forbidden byAGENTS.md;Validate PR titlewas red and nobody looked.before-afterdocuments both locators, the hard failure, and that a pure addition has no meaningful before/after table.Why
The failure had four layers and no single one was the bug: no stable selector existed to write, the tool never cropped, a miss failed silently into a plausible frame, and the receipt recording the framing was stripped. Fixing only the guidance would have left the silent fallback in place.
Notes
apps/evionly, nothing published, so no changeset.pnpm exec tscclean;agent/lib/capture.test.tspasses 19 tests, 11 new.agent/lib/capture.ts, on this branch, whose landing carries nodata-sectionhooks:text: "Every blind spot"resolved by copy, widened to the right section, and framed it; an absent sentence was refused with the page's twelve headings listed and no frame written.evalscaught a real regression on the first push: lengthening the shipping section pushedgit__pushfar enough down thatcontributing/ship-flowstopped naming it. Fixed at the cause by making step 5 state that it is the only way code reaches the remote, rather than by touching the eval.data-sectionhooks in the companionapps/docsPR are now an optimisation, not a prerequisite: they make the selector derivable, andtextcovers everything else.