This skill helps you create a test report after running your Playwright tests. You get a clear summary of what passed, what failed, and how long things took. The report fits right into your existing workflow without extra software.
You can send the results to Slack, TestRail, or GitHub automatically. If you have past reports, it even shows trends over time. This makes it easy to spot new failures or flaky tests.
No complex setup is required. Just run a single command and the report is generated in your preferred format. It is perfect for developers who want a quick and useful test summary every time.
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mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/reportProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/reportSource Repository
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