The Sales assistant ignores an attached photo in WebKit

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
csharp, playwright
Domain
ai, testing

Research direction

Start with the E2E test WebAiChatbotAttachmentTests.Assistant_Should_DescribeAProductImage_TheUserAttached and the attachment step that waits for the composer and Send button, then run it under WebKit to reproduce the failure. Next, trace whether the uploaded .webp reaches the chat request and the model call, since the server log is empty for that window. Done means the WebKit run identifies the car in the image, or the missing step is found and fixed with the Chromium and Firefox runs still passing.

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Description

In WebKit, the Sales demo's assistant answers as if a photo attached to the chat wasn't there. The E2E test WebAiChatbotAttachmentTests.Assistant_Should_DescribeAProductImage_TheUserAttached attaches a product photo (a Benz EQB SUV, .webp, from the demo's own attachment url), waits until it shows in the composer and Send is enabled, and asks "What car is in this picture?". In WebKit the answers are:

  • "I can help identify or compare cars sold in the Boilerplate app, but I can't identify a car from an image."
  • "Identifying a car in an image is outside what I can help with; I can help you find or compare cars sold in the Boilerplate app."

It failed all 6 attempts in two runs on 2026-11-15, on WebKit through the mac's Playwright server, against sales.bitplatform.dev at 325.33.46. The same test passed on Chromium and Firefox in the same run. The server's Application log has nothing for the upload or the chat in that window, so it isn't yet known whether the photo reaches the model.

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