Etiqueta: e2e-testing

Controls your local Chrome over CDP to navigate, click, type, take screenshots and scrape data, reusing logged-in sessions. Official browser-use skill; install the browser-use CLI with uv first.

Lets agents drive a real browser through the accessibility tree: navigate, click, fill forms and take screenshots, without needing a vision model. Maintained by Microsoft.

Drives local web apps with Python Playwright scripts to verify features, debug the UI, take screenshots and read browser logs. Includes helper scripts to start and stop dev servers. Official Anthropic skill.

After code changes, has the agent check routes, errors and page behavior in the running Next.js app via /_next/mcp and agent-browser to confirm the change really works. Maintained by Next.js; needs Next.js 16.3+ (Turbopack) and agent-browser.

Drives a Next.js route to instant navigation under Cache Components: writes a failing @next/playwright instant() e2e test, pushes Suspense boundaries down to grow the static shell until it passes, and keeps the test as a regression guard. Requires Next.js 16.3+ with cacheComponents.

Skill pack from YC president Garry Tan: slash commands such as /office-hours, /plan-ceo-review, /review, /qa and /ship play CEO, engineering manager, designer, QA and release engineer. Needs Git and Bun; clone the repo and run ./setup as the README describes.

Microsoft's cross-browser end-to-end testing framework: one API drives Chromium, Firefox and WebKit, npx playwright test runs tests in parallel and isolation, with auto-waiting and trace replay for debugging failures.

Companion skill for the agent-browser CLI: has the agent load usage matching the installed version to navigate, fill forms, take screenshots and run exploratory tests, and can also drive Electron desktop apps. Install the agent-browser CLI first; from Vercel Labs.

Browser automation CLI built for AI agents in native Rust: open pages, click and fill forms by refs from accessibility tree snapshots, read text and take screenshots, with compact snapshots and output limits to save context. From Vercel Labs; reuses local Chrome or installs one.

Browser automation plugin from Vercel Labs: agents drive Chrome through accessibility tree snapshots and element refs to navigate, click, fill forms and take screenshots, for web testing and exploratory QA. Install the agent-browser CLI first (npm, Homebrew or Cargo).

Accessibility review plugin with an audit command, a UI validation subagent, and WCAG 2.2 and screen reader testing skills. Before design reviews or launch, the agent checks contrast, keyboard use and screen reader support and suggests fixes. For Claude Code; automated checks need Node.js.

Wraps Microsoft's Playwright MCP so agents can drive a real browser to navigate, click, fill forms and take screenshots for end-to-end tests and page checks. In Anthropic's official marketplace; needs Node.js.

Scripts terminal sessions in .tape files and records them to GIF, MP4 or WebM, great for CLI demos and docs; text snapshot output also enables terminal integration tests. By Charm; requires ttyd and ffmpeg.

Define and run chains of HTTP requests in plain text files, capture variables and assert on status codes, headers and JSONPath or XPath results, for both fetching data and API testing in CI. Open source from Orange.

MCP built into the CLI of the Maestro mobile UI testing framework (maestro mcp): lets agents view the screen, tap, scroll and assert on iOS/Android simulators, Android devices or Chromium, and write and run YAML end-to-end flows. Needs the Maestro CLI and Java 17+. Official.

Write end-to-end UI tests for Android, iOS and web apps in YAML. The CLI includes an MCP server (maestro mcp) so coding agents can tap, assert and generate tests on simulators. Requires Java 17+.

Microsoft Playwright's official browser CLI for coding agents: open pages, click and type, take screenshots and manage sessions, and install the companion skills in one step. Uses fewer tokens than Playwright MCP. Needs Node.js 18+.

Companion skill for the official Playwright CLI: short commands to open pages, click and fill forms, take snapshots and screenshots, and write and debug Playwright tests, using less context than the MCP approach. Maintained by Microsoft; needs Node.js.

Lets agents control iOS and Android simulators and real devices: reads the accessibility tree first and falls back to screenshot coordinates, and can swipe, install and uninstall apps, record the screen and read device logs. Requires Xcode or Android platform tools.

NetEase's open-source cross-platform UI automation framework: locates elements by image recognition to automate games and apps on Android, iOS and Windows without touching their code. airtest run executes cases and airtest report builds HTML reports.

OpenAI's official Codex plugin for building frontend apps and generating visual assets, testing and debugging in a browser, plus best-practice skills for React, shadcn/ui, Stripe payments and Supabase databases. Codex only.

Reproduces issues on the Android emulator: installs builds, drives the UI with adb, dumps the UI tree, takes screenshots, captures logcat, and gathers performance evidence with Simpleperf and Perfetto. OpenAI's official Codex plugin; needs the Android SDK.

Tests and debugs a locally running frontend with Codex's Browser plugin or Playwright: checks blank pages, framework and console errors, captures screenshots, re-verifies after fixes and writes a QA report. Maintained by OpenAI; formerly playwright-interactive in openai/skills.

Lets coding agents control real Chrome with short Puppeteer scripts, with named pages that keep state across calls, accessibility-tree snapshots and screenshots for self-testing web changes. Install the dev-browser CLI globally first; macOS and glibc Linux only.