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Playwright ops demo playwright browser

Skill guorunjie/skillpack-forge/examples/generated/playwright-browser/.claude/skills/playwright-ops-demo-playwright-browser

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Install
npx -y skills add guorunjie/skillpack-forge --skill playwright-ops-demo-playwright-browser

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Use when running playwright browser workflows for playwright-ops-demo.

SKILL.md

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playwright-ops-demo-playwright-browser

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Project

Playwright browser automation workflows for reliable UI tests, inspections, and scripted operator tasks.

Workflow

  • Identify the target URL, browser project, viewport, and expected user journey
  • Run the narrowest Playwright command first, such as npx playwright test path/to/spec --headed
  • Inspect page state with screenshots or traces before changing selectors
  • Update fixtures, waits, and assertions only after reproducing the failure
  • Rerun the focused Playwright test and document any skipped browser coverage

Commands

  • install: npm install
  • test: npm test
  • e2e: npm run e2e

Principles

  • Use locators that reflect user-visible intent before falling back to brittle selectors
  • Capture screenshots, traces, or console output when a browser run fails
  • Keep browser state, credentials, and downloaded artifacts out of committed files
  • Prefer small reproducible flows over broad end-to-end scripts

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