Humor Mode

Humor mode replaces Playwright's robotic methods with humanized versions. Mouse movements follow Bezier curves, clicks have cognitive hesitation, and idle moments include micro-movements.

Enable Humor

const session = await strike({ humor: true });

Or per-action:

await session.click("#btn", {
  humor: { hesitation: 0.9, precision: 0.99 },
});

await session.type("#input", "text", {
  humor: { latency: "sluggish" },
});

Behaviors

strikeMove

Mouse movements follow Bezier curves with 15% distraction drift. The cursor doesn't move in straight lines — it curves, overshoots, and corrects.

await session.click("#btn");
// Cursor follows a natural curve to the button

cognitiveHesitation

Pause before actions, proportional to page complexity. Complex pages trigger longer pauses as if the user is reading.

await session.click("#submit");
// Brief pause while "reading" the form

idleMicroMovement

Tiny cursor jitter between actions. Real users don't hold the mouse perfectly still.

// Between actions, cursor makes small random movements

coffeeBreak

8% chance of a 2-7 second idle with micro-movements. Mimics a user pausing to think or sip coffee.

// Occasionally, the session pauses for a few seconds

Latency Profiles

Per-Action Override

// Fast click, slow type
await session.click("#btn", { humor: { latency: "robotic" } });
await session.type("#input", "text", { humor: { latency: "sluggish" } });

Without Humor

Without humor: true, methods use standard Playwright behavior — fast, precise, detectable.

const session = await strike(); // no humor
await session.click("#btn"); // instant, straight-line movement