Selenix FAQs

Question 1

How does Selenix ensure the security and privacy of my automation activities?

Accepted Answer

The Selenix bridge server operates locally on `127.0.0.1` (localhost), ensuring no external network exposure. Authentication is handled internally via an auto-generated bearer token for each Selenix session, maximizing security.

Question 2

Can Selenix assist with debugging and fixing browser automation tests?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Claude, powered by Selenix, can retrieve detailed step-by-step test results, logs, and current page context (screenshots, HTML). This allows it to identify issues and conversationally suggest or apply fixes by updating, inserting, or removing test commands.

Question 3

What kind of automation tasks can I perform using Selenix with Claude?

Accepted Answer

You can conversationally instruct Claude to create new tests, run existing ones, add/modify/delete test commands, debug failures, inspect browser content (screenshots, HTML/DOM), retrieve project information, and analyze test results.

Question 4

What is Selenix and how does it integrate with Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

Selenix enables Claude Desktop users to create, run, debug, and manage browser automation tests using natural language. It connects Claude to the Selenix desktop app via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), turning Claude into an AI assistant for your testing workflow.

Question 5

What are the prerequisites for setting up Selenix with Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

You need the Selenix desktop app, Claude Desktop, and Node.js (v18+). The Selenix MCP Server must be enabled in Selenix's System Settings, and Claude Desktop's configuration file needs to be updated to point to the Selenix MCP server.

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