block_ads is a browser-engine parameter (used by PlayWright/Camoufox
fetchers for ad-domain blocking) and is not recognised by curl_cffi's
Session.request(). When the CLI's --ai-targeted flag sets block_ads=True,
_merge_request_args forwards it unfiltered, causing:
TypeError: Session.request() got an unexpected keyword argument 'block_ads'
Add block_ads to the skip_keys set so it is stripped before the dict
reaches Session.request(), consistent with existing entries for
extra_headers and google_search.
Fixes#247
Allow users to specify a custom session_id when opening a browser session,
rather than always generating a random UUID. Useful for naming sessions
for easier management across multiple tool calls.
- Add session_id: Optional[str] = None parameter
- Validate session_id doesn't already exist before starting browser
- Fall back to uuid4().hex[:12] if not provided
- Add tests for custom session_id and duplicate detection
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Seconds type was defined as `Annotated[int, float, Meta(ge=0)]` which per PEP 593 treated float as metadata, not a type. This caused passing float values like wait=1.5 to be rejected. Fixed by using Annotated[float, Meta(ge=0)] since int is a subtype of float.
Correct fix for #240
Co-Authored-By: Cocoon-Break <54054995+kuishou68@users.noreply.github.com>
Address review feedback: In full-path XPath generation, elements with
IDs were producing bare predicates like `[@id='x']` which creates
invalid XPath steps like `//body/[@id='main']`. Now emits `*[@id='x']`
for full-path mode (e.g. `//body/*[@id='main']/*[@id='target']`).
Short-path XPath mode unchanged — still uses `//*[@id='x']` prefix.
Also added XPath evaluation assertion to the regression test to verify
the generated selector actually selects the correct element.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When generating full-path CSS/XPath selectors, elements with id
attributes had their selector appended twice — once in the id branch
(line 30) and again unconditionally (line 50).
This produced selectors like 'body > #main > #main > #target > #target'
instead of the correct 'body > #main > #target'.
Move the append into the else branch so it only fires for elements
without an id (elements with id already append in the if branch).
Includes 2 regression tests.
yetval