e2e

You can automate browser E2E testing for login flows by providing target URLs and credentials to initiate an interactive, plan-driven test execution. The system collects ordered user input, confirms an approval-based test plan, and navigates pages using chrome-devtools-mcp to validate outcomes.

Yes, you can capture screenshot evidence during end-to-end web testing as the execution runs deterministically. The system captures screenshots during scenario execution and includes these screenshot references in its structured pass/fail reporting to document discovered issues.

Test planning for browser automation works by requiring ordered user input collection, including target URLs, optional login credentials, preconditions, and completion criteria. The system then confirms an approval-based test plan before executing multiple scenarios to ensure validation is deterministic.

To run E2E checks via Chrome DevTools MCP, you need to provide the target page URLs you want to test, including the login page URL if authentication is required. The system then drives a real browser to apply preconditions and validate completion criteria.

When using browser automation for multi-scenario E2E testing, execution is deterministic and requires an approval-based test plan. A limitation is that it requires ordered user input collection upfront, meaning dynamic test modification during execution is not supported.

The best way to verify web functionality with interactive navigation is driving a real browser via chrome-devtools-mcp to perform actions and validate outcomes. This reduces the gap between code changes and actual user behavior by generating scenario-based pass/fail reports.