Toolkit for interacting with and testing local web applications using Playwright. Supports verifying frontend functionality, debugging UI behavior, capturing browser screenshots, and viewing browser logs.
94
83%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
100%
2.17xAverage score across 7 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
Server-managed dynamic app testing
Uses with_server.py
0%
100%
Server flag syntax
0%
100%
Separate automation script
100%
100%
Networkidle wait
0%
100%
Uses Chromium
0%
100%
Headless mode
100%
100%
Uses sync_playwright
0%
100%
Browser closed
100%
100%
Descriptive selectors
100%
100%
Python Playwright
0%
100%
Screenshots captured
100%
100%
Static HTML file automation
File URL usage
100%
100%
No server started
100%
100%
Absolute path construction
100%
100%
Descriptive selectors used
0%
100%
Uses Chromium
0%
100%
Headless mode
100%
100%
Uses sync_playwright
0%
100%
Browser closed
100%
100%
Python Playwright
0%
100%
Screenshots captured
100%
100%
Uses fill for inputs
0%
100%
Console log capture and debugging
Console event listener
0%
100%
Message type captured
100%
100%
Logs saved to file
100%
100%
File URL usage
100%
100%
Uses Chromium
0%
100%
Headless mode
0%
100%
Uses sync_playwright
0%
100%
Browser closed
0%
100%
Screenshots taken
100%
100%
Descriptive selectors
100%
100%
Python Playwright
0%
100%
Multi-server orchestration
Uses with_server.py
0%
100%
Multiple server flags
0%
100%
Correct flag syntax
0%
100%
Separate automation script
100%
100%
Networkidle wait
0%
100%
Uses Chromium
0%
100%
Headless mode
100%
100%
Uses sync_playwright
0%
100%
Browser closed
0%
100%
Python Playwright
0%
100%
Appropriate waits
0%
100%
Reconnaissance-then-action pattern
DOM inspection first
100%
100%
Element discovery
100%
100%
Full-page screenshot
0%
100%
File URL usage
100%
100%
Descriptive selectors
100%
100%
Appropriate waits
0%
100%
Uses Chromium
0%
100%
Headless mode
100%
100%
Uses sync_playwright
0%
100%
Browser closed
100%
100%
Python Playwright
0%
100%
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