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UI/E2E test automation with Playwright MCP. Use when the user asks to "test the UI", "automate browser tests", "check the page", "take a screenshot", "run Playwright", "write E2E tests", or anything about browser-based testing.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add arozumenko/wikis --skill playwright-testing

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Playwright Testing

Browser-based UI and E2E testing using Playwright MCP tools.

Core Workflow

browser_navigate → browser_snapshot → interact → browser_wait_for →
browser_snapshot → evidence collection

Always snapshot before interacting — you need element refs to click/type.

Quick Reference

Navigate & Inspect

browser_navigate(url)               → load page
browser_snapshot()                   → get DOM tree + element refs
browser_take_screenshot()            → visual evidence
browser_console_messages()           → JS errors, warnings
browser_network_requests()           → API calls, status codes

Interact

browser_click(element="ref")         → click element
browser_type(element="ref", text)    → type into input
browser_fill_form(values)            → fill multiple fields
browser_select_option(element, value)→ select dropdown option
browser_press_key(key)               → keyboard action
browser_hover(element="ref")         → hover for tooltips

Wait & Verify

browser_wait_for(selector, timeout)  → wait for element
browser_wait_for(url_pattern)        → wait for navigation

Testing Patterns

1. Verify Page Loads

navigate → snapshot → verify key elements exist → screenshot

2. Form Submission

navigate → snapshot → fill_form → click submit →
wait_for(networkidle) → snapshot → verify success state → screenshot

3. Interactive Feature

navigate → snapshot → click element → wait_for change →
snapshot → verify new state → console_messages → screenshot

4. API + UI Verification

curl API to create data → navigate to page → snapshot →
verify data appears in UI → screenshot

Evidence Collection

After every significant interaction, collect:

  1. Screenshot — visual proof
  2. Console messages — catch JS errors the UI hides
  3. Network requests — verify API calls succeeded

Check console even when the UI looks fine. Silent errors are the worst bugs.

Wait Strategies

SituationStrategy
Page loadwait_for(networkidle)
Dynamic contentwait_for(selector)
Navigationwait_for(url_pattern)
Animationwait_for(timeout: 1000) — last resort

Never use fixed waits when a condition-based wait works.

Bug Report Format

When you find an issue:

## [SEVERITY] Title

Steps: 1. Navigate to... 2. Click... 3. Observe...
Expected: What should happen
Actual: What happens
Evidence: screenshot, console error, network response
Frequency: Always / Intermittent / Once

Details

See references/patterns.md for Page Object Model, fixture strategies, and framework-specific selectors.

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