What problem does it solve? Debugging failed Playwright tests normally requires opening the Trace Viewer in a browser, which is slow and impractical in headless CI environments or terminal-based workflows. This Skill lets you inspect .zip trace files entirely from the command line. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Action Inspection: List all test actions as a tree with IDs and timing, filter by title or errors, and drill into any action's parameters, logs, and source location. - Cross-Cutting Views: Review network requests, console messages, and errors across the whole trace with filters for failed requests, error messages, and URL patterns. - Snapshot Analysis: Load DOM snapshots for any action into a headless browser to run eval queries, capture screenshots, or extract the accessibility tree. - Use Case: A CI run reports a failed test with a trace.zip artifact. Open the trace, list failed actions, inspect the failing action's snapshot, and check failed network requests — all without leaving the terminal. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to open the Playwright trace file from your failed test results and show the failing actions along with their console errors.
