Tutorial: Integrate TorlyAI’s Browser Agent into VS Code for Innovator Visa Automation

Revolutionise Your Innovator Visa Workflow

Ever spent hours checking form fields, verifying date formats or hunting down console errors in a visa-application prototype? Browser Automation AI can handle that for you. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through integrating TorlyAI’s browser agent into Visual Studio Code to build, test and debug your Innovator Visa form—all without touching your mouse.

You’ll set up VS Code, enable the TorlyAI tools, ask the agent to generate an interactive visa form, then watch it simulate real-world tests and even fix validation bugs on the fly. Ready to cut your development cycle? Browser Automation AI: AI-Powered UK Innovator Visa Application Assistant is your launchpad.

Prerequisites: Setting the Stage

Before you dive in, make sure you have:

• Visual Studio Code installed and updated.
• A Torly.ai account with the browser agent feature enabled.
• Organisation-level permission for workbench.browser.enableChatTools in VS Code.
• Basic familiarity with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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Step 1: Enable TorlyAI’s Browser Tools in VS Code

1. Open VS Code and switch to the Chat view (Ctrl + Cmd + I on Mac, Ctrl + Cmd + I on Windows/Linux).
2. From the Agents dropdown, pick TorlyAI Agent.
3. Click the Tools button in the input area.
4. Under Built-in > Browser, toggle on all tools:
   – openBrowserPage
   – navigatePage
   – readPage, screenshotPage
   – clickElement, typeInPage, handleDialog
   – runPlaywrightCode

Your agent now has full access to a private, in-memory browser session. Cookies and storage stay separate, so you can test form submissions without affecting your main browser.

Step 2: Generate an Innovator Visa Form Template

With browser tools live, let’s get the agent to scaffold your visa application form:

1. Create a new folder, say innovator-visa-form, and open it in VS Code.
2. In the Chat input, type:

Generate an Innovator Visa form with fields for personal details, business concept, funding requirements and endorsements. Use a clean design and include client-side validation.

3. Review the generated index.html, styles.css and script.js files.
4. Click Keep to save those into your workspace.

The agent will have set up input fields for name, date of birth, business summary and more—complete with validation checks for required fields and proper date formatting.

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Step 3: Testing the Form with Browser Automation

Now let’s see your form in action:

1. Prompt the agent:

Open index.html in the integrated browser and test each field by simulating valid and invalid inputs. Report any validation errors.

2. Watch as the agent navigates to the form, fills in sample data, triggers validation messages and checks error states.
3. It will log issues like missing required fields or date-picker glitches.

Within seconds, you have a clear list of bugs—no manual clicking needed.

Step 4: Debugging and Auto-Fixing Validation Issues

Suppose the agent flags that the date format check for dd/mm/yyyy fails. Introduce a bug by removing the date regex in script.js:

function validateDate(input) {
  // Regex removed by mistake
  return /^\d{2}\/\d{2}\/\d{4}$/.test(input);
}

Then ask:

Re-test the date field. If it fails, fix the validation logic and verify again.

The agent will detect the missing regex, insert the proper pattern, and rerun the tests. You’ll see a green pass for valid dates and correct errors for invalid ones.

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Step 5: Sharing Live Government Pages

Often you’ll want the agent to interact with a live page on a government portal. To do that:

1. Open the integrated browser via ⇧ + Cmd + P (Mac) or Shift + Cmd + P (Windows/Linux), then run Browser: Open Integrated Browser.
2. Navigate to the live visa application page.
3. Click Share with Agent in the toolbar.
4. Confirm the agent has access, then ask:

Fill out the address fields using sample data and screenshot the summary page.

When done, hit Share with Agent again to revoke access. Now you’ve tested your code against the real thing, all within VS Code.

Best Practices and Tips

• Keep sessions isolated: agent-opened pages aren’t sharing cookies, so use Share with Agent when you need a logged-in context.
• Version-control your HTML/CSS/JS: commit after each major agent interaction.
• Combine Torly.ai’s 24/7 support with your agent tests to get feedback on business plan compliance.
• Use audit logs to track every command the agent runs.
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Conclusion

Integrating TorlyAI’s browser agent into VS Code transforms tedious Innovator Visa form development into an automated, reliable loop. You build, test, debug and refine—all within one environment. Combine this with Torly.ai’s intelligent guidance and you’re set for a smoother, more accurate application process.

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