This skill helps you test and debug web applications that run on your own computer. It uses a tool called Playwright to open a real browser and check that buttons, forms, and other parts work as expected. You can see console logs, take screenshots, and find problems quickly.
Anyone building a web app can use this skill to make sure their code works before sharing it. It saves time by automating tasks like filling out forms and clicking links. You do not need to be an expert to get started.
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