cy.prompt adds cy.contains support, cy.press for keyboard interactions, and automatic exclusion of sensitive DOM values.

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Cypress's cy.prompt command has received several updates. Quoted text in prompt steps now generates cy.contains() with exact regex matching instead of cy.get(), useful when element content is stable but selectors aren't. not.exist assertions now work with text-based targeting. A new cy.press command supports keyboard interaction testing (Tab, Enter, etc.) for accessibility workflows. Additionally, cy.prompt automatically strips sensitive DOM values—passwords, credit card fields, and hidden inputs—before sending context to the AI model, with placeholder support for keeping sensitive step values out of the model too.

How cy.prompt generates cy.contains, cy.press, and handles sensitive data

cy.contains support via text-based targeting

Writing cy.prompt not.exist assertions with cy.contains

Keyboard testing in cy.prompt with cy.press

How cy.prompt handles sensitive data in the DOM