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 leigh-griffin, ray-carroll
Specifications become the authoritative source of truth in software systems, with implementations continuously derived and validated against them—a paradigm shift that trades code-centric development for declarative intent.
by geoffrey-huntley
A hands-on Go workshop that builds a coding agent incrementally through six files, each adding one capability - proving agents need only simple primitives composed in a loop.
by neal-ford
Evolutionary architecture supports guided incremental change through fitness functions—automated tests that validate architecture characteristics like performance, security, and structural integrity.
by jim-rohn
Jim Rohn's practical framework for building wealth and happiness through seven disciplines: goal-setting, learning, change, financial control, time mastery, relationships, and living well.
by andrew-huberman
Andrew Huberman explains the neuroscience behind goal setting and achievement, revealing that one neural circuit governs all goal pursuit and providing four science-based protocols for effective goal execution.
by steven-bartlett
Chris Williamson shares frameworks for setting meaningful goals, warns against the deferred life hypothesis, and explains why external achievements won't fix internal voids.
by thorsten-ball
Building a functional coding agent requires only an LLM, a loop, and a handful of tool definitions—the complexity lies in refinement, not architecture.