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playwright

Skill59 starsChanged 9 months agoMITView on GitHub

Browser automation CLI using Playwright. Use when automating browser workflows, filling forms, clicking elements, scraping pages, or debugging web issues.

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    Use the playwright-cli.ts script bundled with this skill to automate web interactions and debug browser issues.

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    Run it with: tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts

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    Use --session <name> to run multiple isolated browser instances simultaneously.

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    Use save <domain> after logging in to persist cookies/localStorage for automatic reuse:

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 78 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Browser Automation with Playwright

Use the playwright-cli.ts script bundled with this skill to automate web interactions and debug browser issues.

Run it with: tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts

When to Use

  • Pages require interaction, authentication, or dynamic content loading (instead of read_web_page)
  • Debugging browser automation errors (clicks not working, selectors failing, elements not found)
  • Testing interactions before codifying them in source files

Commands

tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts open <url>          # Launch browser and navigate to URL
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts exec <code>         # Execute Playwright TypeScript code
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts snapshot            # Save full-page PNG + HTML to tmp/playwright-screenshots/
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts list                # List open tabs
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts close               # Close the browser

The exec command provides access to: page, context, state, browser, snapshot

Example

tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts open https://example.com
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts exec "await page.locator('button:has-text(\"Sign in\")').click()"
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts exec "await page.fill('input[name=\"email\"]', 'user@example.com')"
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts snapshot
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts close

Sessions & Profiles

Use --session <name> to run multiple isolated browser instances simultaneously.

Use save <domain> after logging in to persist cookies/localStorage for automatic reuse:

tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts open https://linkedin.com
# ... manually log in ...
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts save linkedin.com
# Next time, profile is loaded automatically

Connecting to the Extension Debug Session

Launch the extension in a background tmux session with CDP enabled:

pnpm debug:extension              # starts in tmux "opencode-debug", CDP on :9222
pnpm debug:extension --stop       # stops the session

Then connect Playwright to it:

tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts connect http://127.0.0.1:9222 --session extension
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts exec "return await page.title()" --session extension

Connecting to Other Browsers

Connect to any browser exposing a CDP endpoint:

tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts connect http://127.0.0.1:9222 --session my-session
tsx .agents/skills/playwright/cli.ts exec "return await page.title()" --session my-session

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