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Context Bridge Testing Guide
Goal: Verify CLI and Extension work before Friday launch
Test 1: CLI Basic Test (2 minutes)
cd ~/context-bridge/cli
npm install
node bin/context.js --help
Expected: Help screen with 7 commands
Test 2: CLI Login & Init (5 minutes)
Prerequisites:
- GitHub Personal Access Token with 'gist' scope
- Get one at: https://github.com/settings/tokens/new
# Login
node bin/context.js login
# Create context
node bin/context.js init
# View it
node bin/context.js view
# Get URL
node bin/context.js url
Expected:
- Login saves token to
~/.context-bridge/config.json - Init creates gist and returns URL
- View shows your context
- URL shows shareable link
Test 3: Extension Load (2 minutes)
cd ~/context-bridge/extension
Manual Steps:
- Open Chrome
- Go to
chrome://extensions - Enable "Developer mode" (top right)
- Click "Load unpacked"
- Select
/Users/alexa/context-bridge/extensionfolder - Extension should appear with "Context Bridge" name
Expected: Extension loads without errors
Test 4: Extension URL Setup (1 minute)
- Click Context Bridge icon in toolbar
- Paste your gist URL from Test 2
- Click "Save"
Expected: Green checkmark, "Context URL saved!"
Test 5: Extension on Claude.ai (3 minutes)
- Go to https://claude.ai
- Start new conversation
- Look for purple "Insert Context" button near input
- Click the button
Expected: Your context appears in the input field
Test 6: Extension on ChatGPT (2 minutes)
- Go to https://chat.openai.com
- Start new conversation
- Look for "Insert Context" button
- Click it
Expected: Context inserts into ChatGPT input
Quick Win Tests ✅
If you just want to verify it works quickly:
# CLI: Does it run?
cd ~/context-bridge/cli && npm install && node bin/context.js --help
# Extension: Can Chrome load it?
# Just load it in chrome://extensions and check for errors
Issues You Might See
CLI Error: "GitHub token not found"
- Run
node bin/context.js loginfirst
Extension: Button doesn't appear
- Refresh the page
- Check browser console for errors
- Make sure URL is set in popup
Extension: "No context URL set"
- Click extension icon, add your gist URL
What We're Testing
- ✅ CLI installs dependencies
- ✅ CLI commands work
- ✅ GitHub Gist integration works
- ✅ Extension loads in Chrome
- ✅ Extension injects button
- ✅ Extension fetches and inserts context
- ✅ Popup saves/loads URL
Success Metrics
Minimum: CLI login + init works, extension loads Good: CLI creates gist, extension inserts on one platform Perfect: Full workflow works on all 4 AI platforms
Time Budget: 15 minutes for full test, 3 minutes for quick check
Ready? Let's start with the CLI! 🚀