Download controlled fixtures
The application monitors Chrome while downloading CSV, text, and JSON samples, then retrieves the complete local path for each task.
Assign downloaded files directly to browser inputs, submit them through CDP, and verify the uploaded file count without automating a fragile operating-system dialog.
The AI guide supplies a precise goal, safe target page, inputs, output contract, and verification rules. Paste that prompt into Runavelo's built-in assistant, then inspect and edit every generated command before execution.
Responsible use: adapt this pattern only for systems and data you are authorized to automate.
Each stage has a specific input, browser context, output, and verification point. Edit these commands directly when the destination system differs.
The application monitors Chrome while downloading CSV, text, and JSON samples, then retrieves the complete local path for each task.
Project ID and description use CDP silent input, while the document type is selected by visible option text.
CSS selectors identify the primary and multiple-file inputs directly in the page DOM.
Runavelo passes the resolved paths to the webpage upload command. No Windows file chooser appears and no coordinate-based desktop interaction is required.
A CDP silent click submits the form. The workflow reads the upload status and verified count so success is based on page evidence.
Runavelo's runtime log connects the visible workflow line to its result. That makes missing elements, rejected updates, and unexpected page states easier to locate than a generic success message.
No. The webpage upload command assigns approved local paths directly to the HTML file input, so the workflow does not automate the operating-system file chooser.
Yes. Pass the output path returned by a download, spreadsheet, document, or file-processing step into the upload command.
The prompt targets the matching test page and states the expected evidence. A reference QYA remains available for comparison with a verified implementation.