browser

Automate browser tasks using Puppeteer by writing a DSL script with commands like load, click, type, and screenshot. Run the script with npx tsx scripts/browser.ts followed by your commands in quotes to navigate pages, fill forms, and capture results without manual interaction.

Yes, Puppeteer-based automation handles web testing, form submission, and page verification. Use waitForElement to confirm content loads, click and type for interaction, and screenshot to capture results—all orchestrated through a compact DSL that reduces boilerplate code.

Web scraping with Puppeteer combines load, waitForElement, getText, and getAttribute commands to navigate pages and extract structured data. The DSL approach keeps scripts readable and maintainable compared to raw Puppeteer code for repetitive content collection tasks.

Capture screenshots and verify content by chaining load, waitForElement, and screenshot commands in your script. Use getText and getAttribute to assert expected data exists, enabling automated visual and functional validation across environments in a single run.

Automate form workflows using type, select, click, and waitForNewPage commands to handle user interactions and page transitions. The DSL supports sequential actions across multiple pages, making nightly checks and data entry tasks repeatable without manual steps.

Browser automation requires Node.js, TypeScript support via tsx, and Puppeteer as the runtime dependency. The Skill runs across different environments by handling Puppeteer setup internally, so you focus on writing DSL commands instead of configuring the browser instance.