claude-browser-test-skills
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Guidance for working on this repository. For how the skills behave at runtime, read each skills/*/SKILL.md. A Claude Code plugin named browser-test, distributed through a marketplace (browser-test-skills) defined in the same repo. It provides a four-skill pipeline for authoring, stabilizing, compiling, and running E2E browser tests with Playwright MCP. There is no application code here — the deliverable is the skills themselves plus their manifests. The pipeline: Author → Refiner → Compiler → Playwright CI, with a Runner for LLM-driven…
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CLAUDE.md
Guidance for working on this repository. For how the skills behave at runtime, read each skills/*/SKILL.md.
What this repo is
A Claude Code plugin named browser-test, distributed through a marketplace (browser-test-skills) defined in the same repo. It provides a four-skill pipeline for authoring, stabilizing, compiling, and running E2E browser tests with Playwright MCP. There is no application code here — the deliverable is the skills themselves plus their manifests.
The pipeline: Author → Refiner → Compiler → Playwright CI, with a Runner for LLM-driven execution of the markdown source. The markdown test case is authoritative; the compiled .spec.ts is a derived artifact.
Layout
.claude-plugin/
marketplace.json # marketplace "browser-test-skills" → plugin "browser-test", source "./"
plugin.json # plugin manifest: name, version, license, metadata
skills/
author/SKILL.md # vague description → structured markdown test case
refiner/SKILL.md # run repeatedly, stabilize flaky steps + conventions
compiler/SKILL.md # stable markdown → Playwright .spec.ts via live browser replay
runner/SKILL.md # execute a stable markdown test faithfully, report pass/fail
.github/CODEOWNERS
docs/superpowers/ # design specs and implementation plans (historical context)
README.md # user-facing docsConventions when editing skills
- SKILL.md frontmatter
nameis the bare skill name (name: author), never the plugin-prefixed form. Claude Code adds thebrowser-test:namespace automatically fromplugin.json's plugin name. A prefixed name is a bug. - The
descriptiondrives activation — it is what Claude matches against to decide when to invoke the skill. Keep it specific and trigger-oriented. - Keep examples product-neutral. This is a public, general-purpose repo. Use neutral placeholders (
PROJ-123for Jira keys, generic app/tenant names). Do not reintroduce internal Autodesk product names (Upchain, Fusion, etc.) or real credentials/URLs. - The skills describe conventions-driven test projects, not this repo. When a skill references
tests/e2e/,playwright-tests/,conventions.md, orINVENTORY.md, those live in the consuming project, not here.
Validate before publishing
From the repo root:
claude plugin validate .This checks manifest JSON, plugin.json schema, skill frontmatter, duplicate names, and path-traversal safety.
Manual verification of a skill change
There is no automated test suite yet (CI quality gates are planned — see the tracking issues). To sanity-check a change, install the plugin from a local checkout and invoke the affected skill against a public demo app such as https://www.saucedemo.com (see README → Getting Started).
Two-repo context
This is being open-sourced to github.com/Autodesk/claude-browser-test-skills. Real-world test suites built with these skills live in separate consuming repos. Keep this repo generic and self-contained.
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