go test ./...cd webui && npm run testcd webui && CI=1 npm run testRun npm run gentypes, which uses cmd/go2ts/go2ts.go under the covers and which has a list of types to translate.
A few tests record/replay calls to LLMs. As necessary (e.g., if changing the system prompt or tool definitions), rebuild the test data by running update_tests.sh in the relevant directory.
Something like "document.querySelectorAll('sketch-app-shell')[0].dataManager.messages.map(x => x.idx)" in the browser JS console works to pull out the custom components implementing the web ui.
If you are editing Sketch from within Sketch, you can use the following to give Sketch a place to store its skaband client key across sessions, allowing the agent to iterate on itself.
# Outside mkdir -p ~/.inside-cache/webui go run ./cmd/sketch -docker-args "-v $HOME/.inside-cache:/root/.cache/sketch" # Inside go run ./cmd/sketch -unsafe