update-guide-screenshots — community nifi-extensions, community, ide skills, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf

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About this Skill

Perfect for Automation Agents needing advanced UI verification and documentation update capabilities. Some extensions for apache nifi

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Updated: 3/12/2026

Agent Capability Analysis

The update-guide-screenshots skill by cuioss is an open-source community AI agent skill for Claude Code and other IDE workflows, helping agents execute tasks with better context, repeatability, and domain-specific guidance.

Ideal Agent Persona

Perfect for Automation Agents needing advanced UI verification and documentation update capabilities.

Core Value

Empowers agents to verify NiFi custom UI against existing documentation, take fresh screenshots using Playwright, and update documentation text in '.adoc' files, ensuring consistency and accuracy across the project. It utilizes Chrome browser automation and Playwright for headless browsing, supporting protocols like HTTPS and file formats such as PNG for screenshots.

Capabilities Granted for update-guide-screenshots

Verifying NiFi custom UI against documentation for discrepancies
Generating fresh screenshots of the NiFi UI for documentation purposes
Updating documentation text in '.adoc' files to match the current UI state

! Prerequisites & Limits

  • Requires NiFi and Keycloak containers to be running
  • Needs Chrome browser with Claude-in-Chrome extension for 'verify' mode
  • Requires Playwright installed in 'e-2-e-playwright/' for 'screenshots' and default mode
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Update Guide Screenshots Skill

Verifies the NiFi custom UI against existing documentation, takes fresh screenshots, and updates doc/guides/ content to match the current UI.

Parameters

Optional argument selects the workflow:

  • /update-guide-screenshots — Full workflow: verify UI via Chrome, take screenshots, update docs
  • /update-guide-screenshots verify — Chrome-only: browse UI tabs and report differences (no file changes)
  • /update-guide-screenshots screenshots — Take screenshots only (Playwright headless, no Chrome needed)
  • /update-guide-screenshots docs — Update documentation text only (assumes screenshots are current)

Prerequisites

  • NiFi and Keycloak containers must be running. Use /deploy start if not.
  • For verify mode: Chrome browser with Claude-in-Chrome extension connected.
  • For screenshots and default mode: Playwright installed in e-2-e-playwright/.

Workflow

Step 1: Verify Containers Running

bash
1./integration-testing/src/main/docker/check-status.sh --quiet

If not healthy, instruct the user to run /deploy start first. Do NOT start containers from this skill.

Step 2: Read Current Documentation

Read these files to understand the current documented state:

  • doc/guides/QuickStart.adoc — Main guide with processor and gateway documentation
  • doc/guides/IssuerConfigPropertiesGuide.adoc — Detailed issuer configuration walkthrough

Also read all existing screenshot PNGs in doc/guides/ to compare against the live UI.

Step 3: Verify UI via Chrome (for verify and default mode)

Use Chrome browser automation to navigate the live NiFi UI and compare against documentation.

3a. Log in to NiFi

  1. Navigate to https://localhost:9095/nifi/
  2. Enter credentials: testUser / drowssap
  3. Click Log in
  4. Wait for canvas to load (URL contains /process-groups/)

3b. Inspect JWT Processor Custom UI

  1. From root canvas, double-click the JWT Auth Pipeline process group
  2. Right-click the MultiIssuerJWTTokenAuthenticator processor → click Advanced
  3. Wait for custom UI to load
  4. Verify and screenshot each tab:
    • Configuration — Issuer form with Name, JWKS Source Type, Issuer URI, JWKS URL, Audience, Client ID
    • Token Verification — Token input textarea, Verify Token / Clear buttons, Verification Results area
    • Metrics — Shows "Metrics Not Available" message for JWT processor
    • Help — Accordion sections: Getting Started, Issuer Configuration, Authorization Rules, Token Verification, Troubleshooting, Additional Resources
  5. Click Back to Processor to return

3c. Inspect REST API Gateway Custom UI

  1. Navigate to root canvas, double-click the REST API Gateway process group
  2. Right-click the RestApiGateway processor → click Advanced
  3. Wait for custom UI to load
  4. Verify and screenshot each tab:
    • Endpoint Configuration — Global Settings table + route table with Name, Path, Methods, Enabled, Actions columns
    • Endpoint Tester — Route dropdown, Method dropdown, Authorization Token textarea, Send Request button
    • Issuer Configuration — Issuer table with Name, JWKS Source, Type, Issuer URI, Actions columns
    • Token Verification — Same as JWT processor Token Verification
    • Metrics — Gateway Metrics with Token Validation, HTTP Security, Gateway Events sections
    • Help — REST API Gateway accordion with Key Features, Tabs listing, Troubleshooting, Additional Resources

Also capture the Route Editor by clicking Edit on a route from the Endpoint Configuration tab.

3d. Report Differences

Compare what was seen in Chrome against the existing screenshots and documentation text. Report:

  • New tabs not documented
  • Removed tabs still documented
  • Changed content/layout within tabs
  • Incorrect text descriptions

Step 4: Take Fresh Screenshots (for screenshots and default mode)

Write a temporary Playwright script to e-2-e-playwright/take-screenshots.mjs and run it. The script must:

  1. Use @playwright/test (installed in e-2-e-playwright/node_modules)
  2. Launch headless Chromium with --ignore-certificate-errors, ignoreHTTPSErrors: true, and locale: 'en-US' to force English UI
  3. Set viewport to 1456 x 816 for consistent screenshot dimensions
  4. Log in via the NiFi login form (testUser / drowssap)
  5. Use the NiFi REST API (/nifi-api/flow/process-groups/root) to discover processor IDs
  6. Navigate to each processor's advanced UI via URL: https://localhost:9095/nifi/#/process-groups/{pgId}/Processor/{procId}/advanced
  7. Wait for the iframe to load and locate it with page.waitForSelector('iframe') + contentFrame()
  8. Click tabs WITHIN THE IFRAME using frame.locator('a:visible').filter({ hasText: /^Tab Name$/ })
    • IMPORTANT: Use :visible filter — some tabs have hidden duplicates with class "hidden"
  9. Take page.screenshot({ fullPage: true }) for each tab (captures the full NiFi shell including iframe)
  10. Save screenshots to doc/guides/ with these exact filenames

JWT Processor screenshots:

FilenameTabNotes
ui-configuration-tab.pngConfigurationDefault tab, shows issuer form
ui-token-verification-tab.pngToken VerificationEmpty token input state

Gateway Processor screenshots:

FilenameTabNotes
ui-gateway-endpoint-configuration.pngEndpoint ConfigurationDefault tab, shows routes table
ui-gateway-route-editor.pngEndpoint ConfigurationAfter clicking Edit on first route
ui-gateway-endpoint-tester.pngEndpoint TesterEmpty state
ui-gateway-endpoint-tester-response.pngEndpoint TesterAfter clicking Send Request
ui-gateway-issuer-configuration.pngIssuer ConfigurationShows issuers table
ui-gateway-token-verification.pngToken VerificationEmpty token input state
ui-gateway-metrics.pngMetricsShows Gateway Metrics sections
ui-gateway-help.pngHelpShows Component Help accordion

After the script runs successfully, delete the temporary take-screenshots.mjs file.

Step 5: Update Guide Documentation (for docs and default mode)

Update doc/guides/QuickStart.adoc and doc/guides/IssuerConfigPropertiesGuide.adoc based on differences found:

Common things to check and update:

  • Tab counts and names in gateway description (e.g., "four tabs" → "six tabs")
  • Tab list in gateway introduction paragraph
  • New sections for any tabs not yet documented (with image:: directive and description)
  • Removed sections for tabs that no longer exist
  • Screenshot references — ensure every image:: directive matches an actual file in doc/guides/
  • Login credentials — must be testUser / drowssap (not admin/adminadminadmin)
  • Cross-reference anchors — verify link: targets resolve correctly

Do NOT change sections about tabs whose UI has not changed. Only update what is actually different.

Step 6: Report Summary

Output a summary table showing:

  • Which screenshots were updated/added/unchanged
  • Which documentation sections were modified
  • Any issues found that require manual attention

Key Paths

PathPurpose
doc/guides/QuickStart.adocMain quick start guide
doc/guides/IssuerConfigPropertiesGuide.adocDetailed issuer configuration guide
doc/guides/*.pngGuide screenshots
e-2-e-playwright/Playwright project root (has node_modules/)
e-2-e-playwright/utils/constants.jsProcessor type names for API lookups

Critical Rules

  • NEVER start or stop Docker containers — this skill only reads the running UI
  • ALWAYS delete the temporary take-screenshots.mjs after use
  • ALWAYS use :visible selector when clicking tabs in iframes (hidden duplicates exist)
  • Screenshots MUST use fullPage: true to capture the complete NiFi shell
  • The Playwright script MUST run from the e-2-e-playwright/ directory (for node_modules resolution)
  • Do NOT update screenshots that haven't visually changed — compare before overwriting
  • NiFi custom UI loads inside an iframe on the /advanced URL — all tab interactions must target the iframe's contentFrame()
  • Screenshots MUST always be in English — the UI auto-detects browser language via navigator.language, so Playwright must launch with locale: 'en-US' to prevent German or other translations from appearing

FAQ & Installation Steps

These questions and steps mirror the structured data on this page for better search understanding.

? Frequently Asked Questions

What is update-guide-screenshots?

Perfect for Automation Agents needing advanced UI verification and documentation update capabilities. Some extensions for apache nifi

How do I install update-guide-screenshots?

Run the command: npx killer-skills add cuioss/nifi-extensions/update-guide-screenshots. It works with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Code, and 19+ other IDEs.

What are the use cases for update-guide-screenshots?

Key use cases include: Verifying NiFi custom UI against documentation for discrepancies, Generating fresh screenshots of the NiFi UI for documentation purposes, Updating documentation text in '.adoc' files to match the current UI state.

Which IDEs are compatible with update-guide-screenshots?

This skill is compatible with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Trae, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Goose, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Augment Code, Continue, GitHub Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, and Amazon Q Developer. Use the Killer-Skills CLI for universal one-command installation.

Are there any limitations for update-guide-screenshots?

Requires NiFi and Keycloak containers to be running. Needs Chrome browser with Claude-in-Chrome extension for 'verify' mode. Requires Playwright installed in 'e-2-e-playwright/' for 'screenshots' and default mode.

How To Install

  1. 1. Open your terminal

    Open the terminal or command line in your project directory.

  2. 2. Run the install command

    Run: npx killer-skills add cuioss/nifi-extensions/update-guide-screenshots. The CLI will automatically detect your IDE or AI agent and configure the skill.

  3. 3. Start using the skill

    The skill is now active. Your AI agent can use update-guide-screenshots immediately in the current project.

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