Where are the generated test scripts stored?

To keep your project directory clean, all generated Playwright scripts are written to the system's temporary (/tmp) directory and are automatically cleaned up by your operating system.

Does it support mobile responsiveness testing?

Absolutely. The skill includes specific patterns for testing multiple viewport sizes, allowing you to capture screenshots and validate layouts for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices automatically.

Does this skill work with my local development environment?

Yes, it features a built-in auto-detection system that identifies running local servers (like Vite, Webpack, or Next.js) and prompts you to select the correct target for testing.

Can I see the browser while the automation is running?

Yes, by default the skill runs in non-headless mode (headless: false) so you can watch the interactions and debug visual issues in real-time.

Playwright Browser Automation

Name: Playwright Browser Automation
Author: Microck

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Browser Automation

Automates browser interactions and end-to-end web testing using Playwright with integrated dev-server detection.

About

This skill empowers Claude to perform complex browser-based tasks by writing and executing custom Playwright scripts. It streamlines the testing lifecycle by automatically detecting local development servers, managing temporary test scripts to prevent project clutter, and providing pre-built patterns for login flows, responsive design audits, and visual regression. Whether you need to validate a form submission, audit broken links across a site, or perform cross-viewport UI checks, this skill provides a robust framework for real-time web interaction with visible debugging support.

Key Features

81 GitHub stars
Automated screenshot capture and broken link validation
Visible browser execution for real-time debugging and observation
Automatic local development server detection
End-to-end automation for complex login flows and form submissions
Responsive design testing across desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports

Use Cases

Automating repetitive web tasks like content scraping, UI audits, or SEO link checking
Generating responsive design previews and mobile-readiness reports for frontend projects
Validating user authentication and multi-step registration flows in local or production environments

About

Key Features

81 GitHub stars
Automated screenshot capture and broken link validation
Visible browser execution for real-time debugging and observation
Automatic local development server detection
End-to-end automation for complex login flows and form submissions
Responsive design testing across desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports

Use Cases

Automating repetitive web tasks like content scraping, UI audits, or SEO link checking
Generating responsive design previews and mobile-readiness reports for frontend projects
Validating user authentication and multi-step registration flows in local or production environments