What problem does it solve? Manually clicking through web pages to test flows, fill forms, or capture page state is slow and error-prone. This Skill drives a real browser through the playwright-cli command line, letting you navigate, interact with elements, manage sessions, and debug Playwright tests without writing boilerplate automation code. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Browser Automation: Open pages, click, fill, drag, hover, and snapshot page state using element refs, CSS selectors, or Playwright locators. - Session & Storage Management: Run isolated named browser sessions, save and restore cookies, localStorage, and full storage state for authenticated workflows. - Debugging & Recording: Capture traces, record annotated videos with overlays, mock network requests, and attach to paused Playwright test runs for debugging. - Use Case: Debug a failing Playwright test by running it with --debug=cli, attaching playwright-cli to the paused session, exploring the page interactively, and copying the generated TypeScript code back into the test. ## Quick Start Use the playwright-cli skill to open https://example.com in a persistent Edge browser session, take a snapshot, and click the sign-in button.
