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ripplo

v0.16.0

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CLI for Ripplo — AI-powered end-to-end testing

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ripplo

Ripplo models a critical user journey, synthesizes valid starting state, drives the browser, and verifies the complete visible and application-state result.

Ripplo writes and owns the workflows. Install @ripplo/auth, then comment @ripplo review <preview-url> on a pull request. Your repository holds no workflow files.

Setup

Install @ripplo/auth and mount its handler at your authentication address. That is the whole install. See @ripplo/auth.

Commands

The CLI is for coding agents working on a Ripplo review. Sign in first.

npx ripplo login                            # sign in through your browser
npx ripplo logout                           # remove the saved token
npx ripplo review <codeReviewId>            # issues of the published attempt (JSON)
npx ripplo explain <runId>                  # failures per step with nearby evidence (JSON)
npx ripplo snapshot <runId> --offset <ms>   # PNG and rrweb-tagged HTML of that frame

snapshot takes exactly one of --at <epoch ms> or --offset <ms from the start>.

explain and snapshot download the run's behavior.jsonl on first use and cache it under $XDG_CACHE_HOME/ripplo/runs/<runId>/, defaulting to ~/.cache.

Set RIPPLO_SERVER_URL to point the CLI at a Ripplo server other than https://ripplo.ai.

License

© Ripplo LLC. All rights reserved. Use is subject to Ripplo's Terms of Service.