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@ghostly-io/cli

v0.2.9

Published

Ghostly CLI — zero-config installer and local runner

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Keywords

ghostlye2etestingplaywrightmcpcursorai-testing

Readme

@ghostly-io/cli

Write your end-to-end tests in one sentence. Ghostly runs them, self-heals broken selectors, and tells you the truth.

A local-first, AI-assisted E2E testing engine built on Playwright. This package (@ghostly-io/cli) is how you install, configure, and run Ghostly on your machine.

Ghostly running an assisted test

Install

npm install -g @ghostly-io/cli

Quick start

ghostly install   # credentials, Chromium, and your editor's MCP server(s)
ghostly up        # -> http://localhost:4000

Then open http://localhost:4000, log in with the credentials printed by ghostly up, go to Settings → Assisted mode to connect your AI (BYOK), click New run, describe what to test, and watch it run live.

Three ways to drive it

  • Assisted — describe the outcome in plain English; Ghostly plans and runs it. No code.
  • Advanced — hand-write the exact steps as JSON when you want precise, deterministic control.
  • MCP — call Ghostly's tools straight from your IDE (Cursor, Claude).

Bring your own model (BYOK). Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint or a local CLI. Your keys and source stay on your machine.

From your IDE (MCP)

ghostly install detects the MCP-capable editors on your machine and lets you pick which to set up — Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Claude Code are supported. For each, it registers Ghostly's MCP server and installs a Ghostly "expert" skill so the agent knows how to design solid tests. Manage them anytime:

ghostly mcp list          # which editors are detected and configured
ghostly mcp add cursor    # (re)configure one editor

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | ghostly install | Sets up credentials, Chromium, and the MCP server + skill for your chosen editors. | | ghostly up | Prepares the local database and starts the engine and dashboard on http://localhost:4000. | | ghostly config | Optional — configure the AI provider from the CLI instead of the dashboard (--clear to remove). | | ghostly mcp | List detected editors and add or (re)configure Ghostly's MCP server in them. | | ghostly update | Update the CLI to the latest version. | | ghostly keygen | Regenerate the local Ghostly API key. |

Run ghostly --help (or the ghost alias) for the full list.

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 20
  • Chromium — installed automatically by ghostly install (via Playwright).
  • An AI provider for assisted mode — any OpenAI-compatible endpoint or a local CLI. (Advanced/JSON mode works without one.)
  • An MCP-capable editor (Cursor, Claude) is optional — only needed for MCP mode.

Troubleshooting

  • ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND (runner or other modules) — usually a stale or incomplete install. Reinstall the latest: npm i -g @ghostly-io/cli@latest.
  • @prisma/client did not initialize yet — the Prisma client wasn't generated in the global install. Update to the latest CLI and run ghostly up again.
  • EEXIST … ghost.cmd / ghostly not recognized — a global wrapper conflict. Uninstall, clean the wrappers in %APPDATA%/npm, and reinstall.

Links

  • Repository and full documentation: https://github.com/Meza-dev/Ghostly

License

MIT