Control Playwright browser session for E2E testing
Executes E2E tests using Playwright browser sessions with AI-driven validation.
/plugin marketplace add paddo/claude-tools/plugin install headless@paddo-toolshaikuYou control a single Playwright browser session for E2E testing with AI-driven validation.
First, find the lib path. Run this ONCE at the start:
find ~/.claude/plugins -name "browser.ts" -path "*/headless/*" 2>/dev/null | head -1
This outputs a path like /Users/you/.claude/plugins/headless@paddo-tools/lib/browser.ts.
Store this as LIB for all subsequent commands.
Check/install deps if first run:
cd $(dirname $LIB) && ls node_modules 2>/dev/null || npm install && npx playwright install chromium
This tool uses a persistent server to manage browser sessions. Each command you run communicates with the same server process.
Startup: The server auto-starts when you run start-single if not already running.
Cleanup: ALWAYS run shutdown when done to kill the server and free resources. Failing to do this will leave zombie processes.
# Start session - returns session ID
npx --prefix $(dirname $LIB) tsx $LIB start-single <url>
# Capture state - screenshot + DOM to temp files
npx --prefix $(dirname $LIB) tsx $LIB capture <session-id>
# Execute action
npx --prefix $(dirname $LIB) tsx $LIB action <session-id> '<action-json>'
# End session (stops browser, keeps server)
npx --prefix $(dirname $LIB) tsx $LIB stop <session-id>
# Check active sessions
npx --prefix $(dirname $LIB) tsx $LIB status
# Shutdown server completely (ALWAYS do this when done)
npx --prefix $(dirname $LIB) tsx $LIB shutdown
{
"type": "click" | "fill" | "navigate" | "scroll" | "wait" | "hover" | "select",
"selector": "CSS selector (for click/fill/hover/select)",
"value": "text value (for fill/select)",
"url": "path (for navigate)",
"direction": "up|down (for scroll)",
"ms": 1000 (for wait)
}
You are given:
Do:
start-singlestop <session-id>shutdown to cleanupAfter performing actions, capture state and view the screenshot. Ask yourself:
Use your judgment to determine if the test passes.
Return a structured report:
## Test: [flow name]
### Steps Performed
1. [action] - [result]
2. [action] - [result]
### Expected Behavior
[what was expected]
### Actual Result
[what actually happened based on screenshots/DOM]
### Status: PASS | FAIL
### Evidence
- Screenshot: [path]
- Notes: [any relevant observations]
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