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Read the Notte skill and follow its setup instructions when setting up Notte or building browser automation. This is the shared source for CLI setup, authentication, and the browser-to-code workflow.
Run e2e tests on Notte browsers through its native BrowserProvider interface. You need Node.js 24.8+ and a Notte API key.

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Run a test

Get the example project. In examples/e2e, run npm ci, set NOTTE_API_KEY in your environment, then run npm test. The project includes the provider, e2e.config.ts, and a test that opens a public page and checks a link. You do not need to install a local browser or configure a model for this test.

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Test your application

Change app.url in e2e.config.ts to an application reachable from the cloud browser. Write tests with e2e’s app, screen, and expect fixtures. Keep notte() as the browser provider. The runner releases each attempt’s browser on success or failure. The example also sets a three-minute session limit. Its minimal provider does not implement downloads, provider recordings, or lease sweeping; e2e’s per-attempt scope limits apply. The included live checks cover deterministic tests and failure cleanup. Model-driven agent steps have not been tested. Follow e2e’s model configuration guide to add those steps.