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Auto-Healing Engine

This repository includes AutoHeal, the autoheal package (published to PyPI as autoheal): async and sync healers that recover from selector failures using registry fallbacks, fuzzy text matching, and DOM heuristics. Use AutoHealAsync(page, config=HealerConfig.from_env()) (async Playwright) or AutoHeal(page) (sync) and call locate(...). Audit logs and screenshots go under reports/heal_audit/ when non-primary selectors are used. See docs/AUTO_HEAL_EXPORT_GUIDE.md for building the wheel, pip install, and autoheal-init, and pages/login_page_example.py for a sync example.

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