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Headless browser automation via playwright-cli for testing, screenshots, scraping, and parallel sessions. Use for UI testing, web scraping, screenshot capture, or any browser-based workflow.

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name
browser
description
Headless browser automation via playwright-cli for testing, screenshots, scraping, and parallel sessions. Use for UI testing, web scraping, screenshot capture, or any browser-based workflow.
argument-hint
[url or task description]
allowed-tools
["Bash","Read"]
# Purpose Automate browsers using `playwright-cli`, a token-efficient CLI for Playwright. Runs headless by default, supports parallel sessions via named sessions (`-s=`), and persistent profiles for cookies/state. ## Prerequisites - `playwright-cli` must be installed and available in PATH ## Variables HEADED: false # Show browser window. Options: true, false VISION: false # Return screenshots as images in context (higher token cost) VIEWPORT_SIZE: 1440x900 # Browser viewport dimensions (WxH) SCREENSHOTS_DIR: ./screenshots # Where screenshots are saved ## Workflow 1. **Open Session** - IF: `which playwright-cli` fails → report "playwright-cli not found. Install it and ensure it's in PATH." and stop - Derive a short kebab-case session name from the task - Open with `--persistent` to preserve cookies/localStorage across commands - IF: HEADED is true → add `--headed` flag - IF: VISION is true → prefix with `PLAYWRIGHT_MCP_CAPS=vision` - Example: "test checkout on mystore.com" → `-s=mystore-checkout` - Tool: Bash ``` PLAYWRIGHT_MCP_VIEWPORT_SIZE=<VIEWPORT_SIZE> playwright-cli -s=<session-name> open <url> --persistent ``` 2. **Snapshot Page** - Capture element references to identify interactive elements - Returns refs (e.g., `e12`, `e45`) for click, fill, etc. - Example: `playwright-cli -s=mystore-checkout snapshot` → element tree with refs - Tool: Bash `playwright-cli -s=<session-name> snapshot` 3. **Interact with Elements** - Use refs from snapshot to click, fill, type, select, hover - For full command list: see `./reference/commands.md` - Example: `playwright-cli -s=mystore-checkout click e12` → clicks element - Example: `playwright-cli -s=mystore-checkout fill e15 "test@example.com"` → fills input - Example: `playwright-cli -s=mystore-checkout press Enter` → presses key - Navigate: `goto <url>`, `go-back`, `go-forward`, `reload` - Tool: Bash `playwright-cli -s=<session-name> <command> <args>` 4. **Take Screenshots** - Capture current page state as PNG - IF: specific filename needed → use `--filename=<path>` - Example: `playwright-cli -s=mystore-checkout screenshot --filename=<SCREENSHOTS_DIR>/checkout-step1.png` - Tool: Bash `playwright-cli -s=<session-name> screenshot [--filename=<SCREENSHOTS_DIR>/<name>.png]` 5. **Close Session** - ALWAYS close the session when done — this is not optional - Example: `playwright-cli -s=mystore-checkout close` - To close ALL sessions: `playwright-cli close-all` - Tool: Bash `playwright-cli -s=<session-name> close` ## Works well with `browser` is the core capability others build on; it runs standalone and these degrade gracefully if absent. - **The browser family** — `browser-workflow` (runs saved workflows through it), `browser-review` (fans out parallel QA), and `browser-microscope` (layout/DOM forensics) all sit on top of this skill. The `browser-operator` and `browser-qa` agents drive it.
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