Major changes across 21 files (755 additions, 196 deletions):
Browser Automation Migration:
- Add versioned project migration system (prompts.py) with content-based
detection and section-level regex replacement for coding/testing prompts
- Migrate STEP 5 (browser verification) and BROWSER AUTOMATION sections
in coding prompt template to use playwright-cli commands
- Migrate STEP 2 and AVAILABLE TOOLS sections in testing prompt template
- Migration auto-runs at agent startup (autonomous_agent_demo.py), copies
playwright-cli skill, scaffolds .playwright/cli.config.json, updates
.gitignore, and stamps .migration_version file
- Add playwright-cli command validation to security allowlist (security.py)
with tests for allowed subcommands and blocked eval/run-code
Headless Browser Setting Fix:
- Add _apply_playwright_headless() to process_manager.py that reads/updates
.playwright/cli.config.json before agent subprocess launch
- Remove dead PLAYWRIGHT_HEADLESS env var that was never consumed
- Settings UI toggle now correctly controls visible browser window
Playwright CLI Auto-Install:
- Add ensurePlaywrightCli() to lib/cli.js for npm global entry point
- Add playwright-cli detection + npm install to start.bat, start.sh,
start_ui.bat, start_ui.sh for all startup paths
Other Improvements:
- Add project folder path tooltip to ProjectSelector.tsx dropdown items
- Remove legacy Playwright MCP server configuration from client.py
- Update CLAUDE.md with playwright-cli skill documentation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address three issues reported after overnight AutoForge runs:
1. ~193GB of .node files in %TEMP% from V8 compile caching
2. Stale npm artifact folders on drive root when %TEMP% fills up
3. PNG screenshot files left in project root by Playwright
Changes:
- Widen .node cleanup glob from ".78912*.node" to ".[0-9a-f]*.node"
to match all V8 compile cache hex prefixes
- Add "node-compile-cache" directory to temp cleanup patterns
- Set NODE_COMPILE_CACHE="" in all subprocess environments (client.py,
parallel_orchestrator.py, process_manager.py) to disable V8 compile
caching at the source
- Add cleanup_project_screenshots() to remove stale .png files from
project directories (feature*-*.png, screenshot-*.png, step-*.png)
- Run cleanup_stale_temp() at server startup in lifespan()
- Add _run_inter_session_cleanup() to orchestrator, called after each
agent completes (both coding and testing paths)
- Update coding and testing prompt templates to instruct agents to use
inline (base64) screenshots only, never saving files to disk
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem:
When AutoForge runs agents that use Playwright for browser testing or
mongodb-memory-server for database tests, temporary files accumulate in
the system temp folder (%TEMP% on Windows, /tmp on Linux/macOS). These
files are never cleaned up automatically and can consume hundreds of GB
over time.
Affected temp items:
- playwright_firefoxdev_profile-* (browser profiles)
- playwright-artifacts-* (test artifacts)
- playwright-transform-cache
- mongodb-memory-server* (MongoDB binaries)
- ng-* (Angular CLI temp)
- scoped_dir* (Chrome/Chromium temp)
- .78912*.node (Node.js native module cache, ~7MB each)
- claude-*-cwd (Claude CLI working directory files)
- mat-debug-*.log (Material/Angular debug logs)
Solution:
- New temp_cleanup.py module with cleanup_stale_temp() function
- Called at Maestro (orchestrator) startup in autonomous_agent_demo.py
- Only deletes files/folders older than 1 hour (safe for running processes)
- Runs every time the Play button is clicked or agent auto-restarts
- Reports cleanup stats: dirs deleted, files deleted, MB freed
Why cleanup at Maestro startup:
- Reliable hook point (runs on every agent start, including auto-restart
after rate limits which happens every ~5 hours)
- No need for background timers or scheduled tasks
- Cleanup happens before new temp files are created
Testing:
- Tested on Windows with 958 items in temp folder
- Successfully cleaned 45 dirs, 758 files, freed 415 MB
- Files younger than 1 hour correctly preserved
Closes#155
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
