What problem does it solve? Automating real browser behavior—clicking, filling forms, logging in, scraping rendered pages, and debugging UI bugs—normally requires writing and maintaining Playwright scripts by hand. This Skill lets an agent drive a live browser directly through the playwright-cli binary, including attaching to the user's signed-in Chrome for authenticated tasks. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full browser control: Navigate, click, fill forms, run JavaScript in-page, take ARIA snapshots, screenshots, and PDFs, manage tabs, cookies, and localStorage. - Authenticated sessions: Attach to the user's real Chrome via the Playwright MCP Bridge extension or CDP, bypassing Google/OAuth blocks on fresh automated browsers. - Network and debugging tools: Inspect and mock network requests, record traces and video, read console output, and run or debug Playwright tests with --debug=cli. - Use Case: Ask the agent to log into your YouTube Studio dashboard, update a video's tags, and screenshot the result—it attaches to your real Chrome, drives the shadow-DOM UI with native keystrokes, and captures proof of the change. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to open a website in the browser, fill in the login form, and take a screenshot of the resulting page.