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About fingerprint-ci-gate

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fingerprint-ci-gate

Gate a build on browser fingerprint regressions with liarjs

Fingerprint CI gate is an agent skill for failing a build when a browser's fingerprint gets worse. A regression in fingerprint consistency can go unnoticed until traffic starts being rejected weeks later, so the skill turns the check into something visible in a pull request. It runs a liarjs scan, saves the result as a JSON baseline, and compares later runs against that baseline. There are two mechanisms. The first is an absolute floor: with --headless and --min-score set, the job exits with code 1 when the score falls below the number given, such as 60. The second is a comparison against the saved baseline, which catches a drop from an earlier run. The runner needs Node 22 or newer and a Chromium in the container image, and liarjs has no runtime dependencies. The skill advises giving the container enough shared memory, with --shm-size=1g on Docker or a mounted /dev/shm, and leaving Chrome's own sandbox enabled, since a scan that will not start is an image problem to fix in the image. It suits teams that run automated browsers and want continuous integration to block changes that weaken the fingerprint.

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github.com/liarjsdev/liarjs-skills/fingerprint-ci-gate