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To explore a website with Playwright MCP, you provide a target URL and run the guided workflow to navigate the site, identify 3-5 core user flows, and capture selectors for key UI elements. This process documents locators and expected outcomes for future automation.

Playwright MCP website exploration is used for manual QA and exploratory testing scenarios to quickly validate critical website workflows. It helps QA engineers and developers document UI behavior, record element locators, and generate concise test-case ideas from identified core features.

Yes, you can use Playwright MCP to document selectors for future test automation. The interactive exploration captures locators for key UI elements during navigation, enabling you to record interactions and expected outcomes required to build automated tests.

To start exploratory testing using Playwright MCP, you need a target URL to initiate the guided workflow. The exploration then requires no additional dependencies, navigating the site to identify 3-5 core features and document UI elements with locators.

Yes, Playwright MCP generates test scenarios during website exploration. Alongside documenting UI element locators and recording interactions, the workflow produces concise test-case ideas and a summary of findings from the identified core features and user flows.

The best way to document UI behavior for manual QA is running a guided Playwright MCP exploration on a target URL. This identifies 3-5 core user flows, captures element selectors, and records expected outcomes to summarize findings for future test automation.