teracrawl tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

Teracrawl server starts on port 8085 with a local Chromium-backed mock Browser.cash pool and a mock SERP service. GET /health returns 200, POST /scrape converts a live URL to markdown via real headless Chromium, POST /serp/search returns mock search results, and POST /crawl combines both to scrape multiple URLs.

The Browser.cash API (api.browser.cash) requires real credentials for remote browser sessions, but a mock API server was stood up that launches real local headless Chromium via CDP (--remote-debugging-port). The mock handles /v1/browser/session create/stop/delete endpoints. SERP service was mocked on port 18080. The app uses real Chromium with real rendering, not a stub — meaning the full scrape pipeline (navigation, content extraction, markdown conversion) is exercised end-to-end. No third-party keys are needed because both dependent services are mocked with real local implementations.

Argusic installed teracrawl in 2 minutes and launched it; verification reached Verified running for real. 2 of 2 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

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