How to Use Playwright Skills for Agentic Testing
by goose-oss
Playwright CLI skills let AI agents generate, run, and debug browser tests through natural language — writing snapshots and recordings to disk instead of filling the LLM context.
by goose-oss
Playwright CLI skills let AI agents generate, run, and debug browser tests through natural language — writing snapshots and recordings to disk instead of filling the LLM context.
by playwright
Playwright CLI saves 4x tokens over MCP by writing browser data to files instead of piping it into the LLM context, making it the better choice for coding agents that can read from disk.
by amp
The IDE sidebar is a dead-end interaction model for coding agents—parallel, headless agent swarms that run for 45 minutes without human input replace the one-on-one assistant workflow.
by amp
The assistant era is over—agents now write production code. The next frontier is building 'agent-native codebases' with feedback loops that let agents verify their own work autonomously.
by steve-yegge, gene-kim
IDEs and single-agent tools like Claude Code are transitional—the future belongs to swarms of specialized agents, CNC-style automation, and leaders who code their own solutions.
by geoffrey-huntley
Understanding how coding agents work—tool calls, inferencing loops, the basic primitives—is now baseline knowledge for software engineering interviews, not optional curiosity.