github.com/usebruno/bruno (link)

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name: write-e2e-test
description: Write a Playwright E2E test for Bruno. Use when adding or modifying
  tests under tests/, creating a new test suite, or reproducing a bug as an
  e2e spec.
---

# Writing a Bruno E2E test

Read `.claude/rules/testing.md` first for the full fixture and helper reference. See
`docs/playwright-testing-guide.md` for the extended walkthrough (codegen, running,
debugging, troubleshooting) — but where it disagrees with this skill or the actual repo,
trust the repo: specs live

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description: Review a Bruno diff, PR, or branch via focused reviewers run in parallel —
  correctness, security, DSL, React, cross-platform, tests. Mirrors the CodeRabbit /
  CODING_STANDARDS review.
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# Reviewing Bruno code

This skill mirrors the automated CodeRabbit review (`.coderabbit.yaml`) so you can run
the same review locally. Source-of-truth order: coding standards → `CODING_STANDARDS.md`;
architecture/behavior → `.claude/rules/*`. `.coderabbit.yaml` mirrors these fo

# Project Guide

Bruno fork — open-source API client (Electron + React + Redux).

Bruno is an API **client**, not a server: it sends requests and handles responses (auth, params, headers, bodies, environments, cookies). Judge every behavior and edge case by "what should a *client* do here?" — surface malformed or hostile responses clearly and stay robust; don't enforce server-side correctness.

## Quick Commands

```bash
npm run dev              # Run electron + react concurrently
npm run dev:watch