Browser Automation Skill
Open, test, click, inspect, screenshot, and verify websites or local web apps through an agent-controlled browser.
Best for
Developers, QA testers, marketers, and founders who need visual verification of web workflows.
Common use cases
When to use this skill
- Verify a local app after frontend changes.
- Check responsive layouts and console errors.
- Click through forms, navigation, and core product flows.
- Capture screenshots for debugging or review.
Example prompts
Prompts you can adapt
How to use it
A simple workflow
Start the local dev server or share the target URL.
Describe the user flow that should work.
Ask for both visual inspection and console error checks.
FAQ
Questions about Browser Automation Skill
Is browser automation only for QA?
No. It is also useful for design review, SEO checks, form testing, and verifying generated UI.
Should I use it after every frontend edit?
Use it after significant visual or interaction changes, especially when responsive behavior matters.
Related skills
Keep building the workflow
React Best Practices Skill
Review React and TSX components for hook usage, accessibility, component boundaries, TypeScript quality, and rendering performance.
Next.js Skill
Build and debug Next.js App Router applications, including metadata, routing, server components, caching, and deployment patterns.
Landing Page Skill
Create conversion-focused landing pages with clear positioning, strong information hierarchy, and production-ready UI structure.