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Drive a real Playwright browser from the command line — navigate, fill forms, extract data, capture screenshots and traces, and debug UI flows without...
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Terminal Browser Operator
Example session with this skill installed
I need to verify our signup funnel after yesterday's release. From the terminal, open https://app.acme-saas.com/signup in a headed browser, fill the email, password, and country fields using fresh accessibility refs, tick the terms checkbox, and submit. Confirm we land on /welcome and the success banner is actually visible — don't guess at selectors: snapshot before each action and re-snapshot after the redirect. Save a full-page screenshot and a PDF of the confirmation page under output/browser, and start a trace right before the submit click so I can replay the flow later. If a ref goes stale mid-run, recover gracefully and note it in your report.
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Summary
Drove the Acme signup funnel end to end from the terminal with snapshot-anchored Playwright CLI commands: filled the form, submitted, verified the redirect to /welcome, and captured screenshot, PDF, and trace artifacts for review.
| Step | Command | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | browser open https://app.acme.dev/signup --headed | Live session, page loaded |
| 2 | browser snapshot | Refs mapped: email=e7, password=e8, country=e18, terms=e22, submit=e12 |
| 3 | browser fill e7 qa@acme.dev / fill e8 ******* | Both fields accepted |
| 4 | browser select e18 "United States" / check e22 | Dropdown and checkbox confirmed via re-snapshot |
| 5 | tracing-start → click e12 → tracing-stop | Redirect to /welcome, success banner e3 visible |
| 6 | browser screenshot + pdf | output/browser/screens/signup-welcome.png, welcome-report.pdf |
Next steps
- Open the trace in the Playwright trace viewer to inspect the 1.2s lag between submit and redirect
- Re-run once on a fresh build to confirm refs e7/e8 stay stable across the redesigned form
- Add the screenshot check to the release checklist before Friday's deploy
All refs came from live snapshots; re-snapshot before replaying on a different build.
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About this skill
The problem
Controlling a web browser through an AI agent often leads to fragile scripts, stale element selectors, and a lack of visual feedback. Manual browser automation is slow, and writing full test suites for simple data extraction or form filling is overkill.
What it does
- Controls a real Playwright-powered browser directly from the terminal.
- Uses a snapshot-first workflow to discover stable element references before interacting.
- Captures visual evidence including screenshots, PDFs, and full execution traces.
- Manages complex UI states, multiple tabs, and form interactions through a CLI wrapper.
- Recovers from stale element references by re-mapping the DOM on demand.
Frameworks & tools
Node.js, Playwright, shell scripting, and npx.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
This skill implements a robust snapshot-action loop that prevents the agent from guessing selectors. It handles the boilerplate of browser context management and provides a structured way to recover when the UI changes, which raw prompting usually misses.
Use cases
- Automate repetitive form submissions or sign-up flows.
- Scrape data from dynamic, JavaScript-heavy websites that block simple requests.
- Generate PDF reports or screenshots of dashboards for automated reporting.
- Debug production UI flows by capturing traces and snapshots in a headless environment.
Known limitations
Requires Node.js and npm to be installed on the host system. The skill depends on a specific shell wrapper for optimal performance.
How to install
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