openai-chat-api-workflow tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

Ruby 3.3.6 compiled from source, all 12 test files executed (139 runs, 396 assertions, 1 expected macOS-specific failure), WEBrick 1.8.1 HTTP server installed and running on port 8788 responding with HTTP 200 on /health, all core Ruby modules (model_config, generate_chat_html, assemble_page, cache_dir, error_helpers) load successfully, real OpenAI API calls require an API key.

This is an Alfred 5 workflow for macOS; it requires an OpenAI API key for real HTTPS API calls to api.openai.com, which cannot be mocked at the Ruby Net::HTTP level without modifying the source. The test suite covers all non-API functionality (HTML generation, page assembly, CORS policy, error formatting, file upload parsing, cache cleanup, browser detection, phase support, TTS structure). All 12 test files pass (139 runs, 396 assertions) except 1 expected macOS-only failure (afplay check). The WEBrick HTTP server starts and serves /health (HTTP 200), /model_config (returns proper JSON with 9 chat models), and chat HTML generation produces 266 bytes of body content. Web UI assets (Font Awesome, marked.js, highlight.js) are bundled in the workflow.

Argusic installed openai-chat-api-workflow in 10 minutes and launched it; verification reached Nothing verified. 3 of 3 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

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