Which browser frameworks are supported by this skill?

The skill features native integration with Playwright and includes adapters for Puppeteer, Selenium, and Cypress.

Can I use this for testing specific feature requirements?

Yes, you can define a JSON-based acceptance format that specifies steps, actions, and expected outcomes for targeted feature verification.

Does it integrate with other development tools?

It is designed to integrate with coding agents, progress trackers, and error recovery systems to provide a seamless verification loop.

How does the skill handle test failures?

Upon failure, the skill captures screenshots, records test artifacts, and logs specific failure reasons to help with debugging and recovery.

Browser E2E Tester

Name: Browser E2E Tester
Author: adaptationio

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Security & Testing

Automates browser-based end-to-end testing to verify that feature implementations meet specific acceptance criteria.

About

The Browser E2E Tester skill empowers Claude to perform robust verification of web applications by running automated end-to-end tests across various frameworks like Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium. It follows a structured workflow to load acceptance criteria, navigate UI flows, capture failure artifacts like screenshots, and generate detailed reports. This skill is essential for developers who want to ensure their code changes haven't broken user flows and that new features are fully functional and ready for production deployment.

Key Features

Multi-framework support including Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium
Structured UI state validation and API response verification
Detailed test reporting with duration, steps, and failure logs
Automated verification of feature acceptance criteria
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Automatic screenshot capture and artifact recording on test failure

Use Cases

Validating UI state and data persistence after backend changes
Automating regression testing during active feature development
Verifying complex user authentication and navigation flows

About

Key Features

Multi-framework support including Playwright, Puppeteer, and Selenium
Structured UI state validation and API response verification
Detailed test reporting with duration, steps, and failure logs
Automated verification of feature acceptance criteria
0 GitHub stars
Automatic screenshot capture and artifact recording on test failure

Use Cases

Validating UI state and data persistence after backend changes
Automating regression testing during active feature development
Verifying complex user authentication and navigation flows