playwright-skill

Automate browser testing by auto-detecting your running local dev server, generating a Playwright test script in the /tmp directory, and executing it with a universal wrapper to validate web app interactions repeatably.

Yes, you can capture screenshots and fill forms automatically with Playwright. The skill writes test scripts that execute end-to-end browser interactions like navigation, form filling, and responsive layout validation across viewports.

Run responsive checks across viewports using web automation by executing Playwright scripts that validate UX layouts. The skill handles test execution with robust error handling to ensure reproducible results across different screen sizes.

Yes, this browser testing skill supports configurable URLs and custom headers. You can pass optional headers via environment variables to interact with remote sites that require specific authentication or request configurations during test execution.

The best way to execute end-to-end login and navigation flows repeatably is to write Playwright test scripts to /tmp and execute them using the universal run.js wrapper, which provides robust error handling for consistent test results.

No, you do not need to manually specify the port. The skill automatically detects running local dev servers, allowing you to immediately write and execute Playwright test scripts against your active development environment without manual URL configuration.