Discover Playwright workflows, start runs, and inspect results in Playrunner Cloud.
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list_workflowsList the saved Playrunner workflows this token is allowed to run. Call this before run_workflow: an agent cannot run a workflow whose id it does not know.List the saved Playrunner workflows this token is allowed to run. Call this before run_workflow: an agent cannot run a workflow whose id it does not know.
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run_workflowStart a saved Playrunner workflow. Returns an execution id immediately without waiting for the run to finish. Runs consume the account quota, so do not retry a call that already returned an execution id.Start a saved Playrunner workflow. Returns an execution id immediately without waiting for the run to finish. Runs consume the account quota, so do not retry a call that already returned an execution id.
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get_run_statusRead the current status of one run. Cheap enough to poll, but leave a few seconds between calls.Read the current status of one run. Cheap enough to poll, but leave a few seconds between calls.
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list_runsList recent runs of one workflow, newest first. Use this to answer questions like whether last night’s run passed.List recent runs of one workflow, newest first. Use this to answer questions like whether last night’s run passed.
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Discover Playwright workflows, start runs, and inspect results in Playrunner Cloud.
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