playwright-browser

Overview

CLI tools for controlling a Playwright browser. Uses Playwright's accessibility tree for lightweight, efficient page interaction.

Interactive Session Workflow

Start a persistent browser session and issue commands against it:

# Start session (opens visible browser window)
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js start

# Navigate to a site
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/navigate.js https://duckduckgo.com

# Get page structure
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/snapshot.js

# Type in search box and submit
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/type.js "combobox:Search with DuckDuckGo" "github" --press Enter

# Click on a result
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/click.js "link:GitHub"

# Take a screenshot
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/screenshot.js --output result.png

# Stop session when done
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js stop

Commands

Session

Manage a persistent browser session for interactive use.

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js start
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js stop
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js status

Options:

• --headless - Run in headless mode (default: headed/visible)

Examples:

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js start
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js start --headless
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js status
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/session.js stop

Navigate

Navigate to a URL in the browser.

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/navigate.js <url>

Examples:

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/navigate.js https://example.com

Snapshot

Get the accessibility tree of the current page.

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/snapshot.js

Shows the page structure in a text format. Use this to find elements to interact with.

Output format:

- navigation:
  - link "About"
- search:
  - combobox "Search"
  - button "Submit"

Type

Type text into an input element on the page.

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/type.js <ref> <text> [--press Enter]

Arguments:

• ref - Element reference (role:name, text:content, or CSS selector)
• text - Text to type

Options:

• --press <key> - Press a key after typing (e.g., Enter, Tab)

Examples:

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/type.js "combobox:Search" "hello" --press Enter
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/type.js "input[name='q']" "search query"

Click

Click an element on the page.

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/click.js <ref>

Arguments:

• ref - Element reference (role:name, text:content, or CSS selector)

Examples:

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/click.js "button:Submit"
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/click.js "link:Sign in"

Screenshot

Take a screenshot of the current page.

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/screenshot.js [--output <path>] [--full]

Options:

• --output <path> - Output file path (default: screenshot.png)
• --full - Capture full page (scrolls entire page)

Examples:

bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/screenshot.js
bun .opencode/skill/playwright-browser/screenshot.js --output page.png

Element References

Commands that interact with elements (type, click) accept flexible element references:

Recommended workflow:

1. Use snapshot to see the accessibility tree
2. Find the element's role and name
3. Use role:name format for reliable interaction

Error Recovery

Commands provide helpful error messages with suggestions:

• Element not found: "Element 'X' not found. Try: snapshot to see available elements"
• Session issues: Commands automatically start a session if none exists
• Navigation failures: "Navigation failed at URL. Try: navigate URL"

Notes

• Browser data is stored in .playwright-data/ in the project root
• The persistent context maintains cookies and localStorage between sessions
• Commands use networkidle wait for reliable page loading