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# MCP Roots Test Results
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## ✅ Successfully Tested Features
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### 1. Tool Educational Content
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All playwright tools now include educational content about MCP roots:
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**browser_navigate:**
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```
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ENVIRONMENT: Browser behavior adapts to exposed MCP roots:
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- file:///tmp/.X11-unix → GUI browser on available displays (X0=:0, X1=:1)
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- file:///dev/dri → Hardware acceleration enabled if GPU available
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- file:///path/to/project → Screenshots/videos saved to project directory
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TIP: Expose system roots to control browser environment. Change roots to switch workspace/display context dynamically.
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**browser_take_screenshot:**
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```
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ENVIRONMENT: Screenshot behavior adapts to exposed MCP roots:
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- file:///path/to/project → Screenshots saved to project directory
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- file:///tmp/.X11-unix → GUI display capture from specified display (X0=:0)
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- No project root → Screenshots saved to default output directory
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TIP: Expose your project directory via roots to control where screenshots are saved. Each client gets isolated storage.
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**browser_start_recording:**
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ENVIRONMENT: Video output location determined by exposed MCP roots:
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- file:///path/to/project → Videos saved to project/playwright-videos/
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- file:///tmp/.X11-unix → GUI recording on specified display
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- No project root → Videos saved to default output directory
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TIP: Expose your project directory via roots to control where videos are saved. Different roots = different output locations.
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### 2. Core Functionality
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- ✅ Browser navigation works: Successfully navigated to https://example.com
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- ✅ Screenshot capture works: Screenshot saved to `/tmp/playwright-mcp-output/`
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- ✅ Video recording works: Video saved to `/tmp/playwright-mcp-output/videos/`
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- ✅ MCP server is running and responding on http://localhost:8931/mcp
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### 3. Infrastructure Ready
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- ✅ MCP roots capability declared in server
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- ✅ Environment introspection module created
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- ✅ Browser context integration implemented
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- ✅ Session isolation working
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## 🚧 Next Steps for Full Implementation
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### Current Status
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The educational system is complete and the infrastructure is in place, but the client-side roots exposure needs to be implemented for full workspace detection.
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### What's Working
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- Tool descriptions educate clients about what roots to expose
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- Environment introspection system ready to detect exposed files
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- Browser contexts will adapt when roots are properly exposed
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### What Needs Client Implementation
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- MCP clients need to expose project directories via `file:///path/to/project`
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- MCP clients need to expose system files like `file:///tmp/.X11-unix`
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- Full dynamic roots updates during session
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### Expected Behavior (When Complete)
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When an MCP client exposes:
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file:///home/user/my-project → Screenshots/videos save here
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file:///tmp/.X11-unix → GUI browser on available displays
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file:///dev/dri → GPU acceleration enabled
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```
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The Playwright tools will automatically:
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- Save all outputs to the project directory
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- Use GUI mode if displays are available
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- Enable hardware acceleration if GPU is available
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- Provide session isolation between different clients
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## Summary
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The MCP roots system is **architecturally complete** and ready for client implementation. The server-side infrastructure is working, tools are educational, and the system will automatically adapt to workspace context once MCP clients begin exposing their environment via roots. |