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| Situation | Go to |
|---|---|
| Stand up a goal-driven run from scratch | Discovery + references/setup.md |
| Decide agentic vs scripted for a given flow | Fit: Intent-Driven vs Scripted |
| Agent passes one run, fails the next | Determinism |
| "How does it click without screenshots?" | Interaction Model |
| Runs are slow / burning tokens | Cost and Latency |
| Agent reports false success | Success Assertion (the Oracle) |
| Flow is stable — make it permanent | Graduation → references/graduation-and-ci.md |
| Block a merge on the goal | CI Gating → references/graduation-and-ci.md |
| Canvas / no accessibility tree | Canvas Fallback → references/graduation-and-ci.md |
First, check .agents/qa-project-context.md in the project root and skip anything it already
answers (stack, environments, seed/reset tooling, model access).
/dashboard URL, an
order number — plus a forbidden state. "No error" is not an oracle.Intent, not instructions — but only where churn earns it. The agent reads a goal and finds its own path through the accessibility tree, so it survives a moved button or renamed class that would break a selector. That resilience costs 2-5x the time and money of a scripted run, so spend it on fast-changing UI and hard-to-locate flows, not on stable critical paths.
An agent run is untrustworthy until it is deterministic. Same goal, same seeded app must produce the same verdict. That requires temperature 0, a pinned model id, seeded data with a reset, a bounded step budget, and an explicit pass/fail assertion. Without these you have a coin flip, not a test.
The oracle lives outside the agent. Never let the LLM self-grade "looks good." Success
is a checkable assertion against the final browser_snapshot — specific expected text, a
URL, AND a forbidden-state negative check — evaluated by your harness, not the model.
Accessibility tree first, pixels last. browser_snapshot returns roles, refs, and
accessible names (~200-400 tokens) and is deterministic and cheap. Screenshots, pixel
coordinates, vision, and OCR are a scoped last resort for canvas only, never the default.
Graduation is the goal, not perpetual agent runs. Once a flow is stable, promote the
run to a durable scripted tests/*.spec.ts with role-based locators. An agent that has
been green for two weeks should become a fast, free regression test — keep the agent for
exploration, not for guarding a settled path.
The decision is per-flow, not per-project. Run risk-based-testing first if you need the
risk map; this table is the routing rule once you have it.
| Flow characteristic | Use | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Stable, high-frequency critical path (login, payment) | Scripted + pinned (playwright-automation) | Runs every PR; must be fast, free, and deterministic. No upside to re-exploring it. |
| Fast-changing / experimental UI (a dashboard that churns weekly, a redesign in flight) | Agentic / intent-driven | Selectors would break constantly; a goal survives layout churn. |
| Hard-to-locate flow you can't reliably select | Agentic | The agent finds the control by role/name instead of you reverse-engineering a selector. |
| Exploratory smoke / "does the happy path still work at all" | Agentic | One NL goal covers a lot of ground without a maintained script. |
| Anything in CI that must never falsely pass | Scripted, OR agentic with a hard oracle | Non-determinism is a false-pass risk you must actively cap. |
The rule, stated plainly: keep stable critical paths scripted and pinned; point intent-driven agents at fast-changing UI and exploratory smoke. Do not move everything to the agent — it is slower, costlier, and non-deterministic, and not every test should be agentic.
Playwright MCP is not computer-use with screenshots and pixel coordinates. It is accessibility-tree-first:
browser_navigate to the seeded entry URL.browser_snapshot returns the accessibility tree — each interactive element as a
role, a stable ref, and its accessible name (from ARIA/labels). ~200-400 tokens.ref and calls browser_click or browser_type.browser_wait_for waits on text appearing/disappearing — never a fixed sleep.browser_snapshot after the DOM changes; assert against that tree.Why not screenshots: the snapshot is token-efficient (thousands of tokens cheaper than an
image), deterministic (text refs, not fuzzy pixel matching), and needs no vision model or
OCR. Feeding screenshots as the primary input makes the run slower, pricier, and flakier.
browser_take_screenshot is for human evidence only, never as the assertion input.
See references/setup.md for the MCP registration, the full tool table, and the goal prompt.
A run that passes once and fails the next with no app change is not yet a test. The fix is never "just retry" or bumping temperature for "smarter" exploration — that adds variance. Pin the variables instead:
| Lever | Setting |
|---|---|
| Model | Pinned model id (e.g. claude-haiku-4-5-20251001), never latest |
| Sampling | temperature 0 — no creative wandering in CI |
| Data | Seeded fixture + reset/seed the database before every run |
| Scope | Bounded step budget (maxSteps), e.g. 18 — exceeding it FAILS, never auto-retries |
| Oracle | Explicit pass/fail verdict asserted against the snapshot |
| Evidence | Assert on the accessibility tree, never a screenshot diff |
Avoid: temperature: 0.7 or 1 for exploration, retry-until-pass loops,
waitForTimeout sleeps, and screenshot-based assertions. Each one hides flakiness rather than
removing it. Full harness config in references/setup.md.
This is the sharpest failure mode: the agent reports success while stuck on the login page, because "page loaded / no error / looks good" was accepted as success and the LLM was allowed to self-grade. Force an explicit oracle the harness checks — never the agent.
For the goal "sign in as an existing user and confirm the dashboard shows the right account name":
SUCCESS (all must hold — assert against the final browser_snapshot):
- URL matches /dashboard
- Snapshot contains the specific expected account name text, e.g. "Acme Corp — Jane R."
NEGATIVE / forbidden state (fail fast if any is true):
- Still on a URL matching /login → FAIL
- Snapshot contains role="alert" with "invalid credentials" → FAIL
VERDICT: harness emits {"passed": true|false}; the LLM does not decide.
The positive checks (specific account name + /dashboard URL) prove where it landed; the
negative check (must NOT be on the login page) is what kills the false pass. "No error,"
"didn't crash," "screenshot looks correct," and "trust the agent" are not success criteria.
Agent runs are 2-5x slower and pricier than scripted tests — a step is an LLM round-trip, the dominant cost. Cut spend without losing coverage by going smaller, not bigger:
maxSteps low and enforced; fewer round-trips, less drift.Backwards moves to reject: "use a bigger model / Opus 4.8 for every step," "raise the step
limit," "screenshot every step," and running with no budget at all. See references/setup.md.
Promote a stabilized goal into a durable scripted test, and gate merges on the verdict. Both
are detailed in references/graduation-and-ci.md; the essentials:
npx playwright init-agents --loop=claude. The planner writes a
Markdown test plan to specs/<flow>.md; the generator turns it into tests/<flow>.spec.ts
with role-based locators (getByRole, getByLabel, getByText) verified against the live
DOM; the healer repairs broken locators. This is the promotion path — not "keep running it
as an agent," not recorded clicks, not page.locator('xpath=...'), not data-testid-only.{"passed": true|false} in result.json); the GitHub Actions job parses the boolean and
exit 1s on false. State is seeded/ephemname: agentic-browser-testing description: >- Goal-driven E2E testing where a browser agent (Playwright MCP / computer-use) reads a natural-language goal and explores the app via the accessibility tree to assert outcomes — no pre-written script. Covers when intent-driven beats scripted, making agent runs deterministic (pinned model, temperature 0, seeded data, bounded steps, explicit success assertion, snapshot-not-pixel), cost/latency control, the accessibility-tree-first interaction model, CI gating, and graduating a stable run into a scripted Playwright test. Use when: "agentic browser test," "goal-driven browser test," "let an agent explore the app," "natural-language E2E," "browser agent smoke test," "Playwright MCP test." Not for: Writing/maintaining deterministic scripted Playwright tests — that is playwright-automation. Testing your product's OWN LLM features — that is ai-system-testing. Related: playwright-automation, ai-system-testing, exploratory-testing, test-reliability, qa-project-context. license: MIT metadata: author: kindlmann version: "1.0" category: ai-qa
---
name: agentic-browser-testing
description: >-
Goal-driven E2E testing where a browser agent (Playwright MCP / computer-use) reads a
natural-language goal and explores the app via the accessibility tree to assert outcomes —
no pre-written script. Covers when intent-driven beats scripted, making agent runs
deterministic (pinned model, temperature 0, seeded data, bounded steps, explicit success
assertion, snapshot-not-pixel), cost/latency control, the accessibility-tree-first
interaction model, CI gating, and graduating a stable run into a scripted Playwright test.
Use when: "agentic browser test," "goal-driven browser test," "let an agent explore the app,"
"natural-language E2E," "browser agent smoke test," "Playwright MCP test."
Not for: Writing/maintaining deterministic scripted Playwright tests — that is
playwright-automation. Testing your product's OWN LLM features — that is ai-system-testing.
Related: playwright-automation, ai-system-testing, exploratory-testing, test-reliability, qa-project-context.
license: MIT
metadata:
author: kindlmann
version: "1.0"
category: ai-qa
---
<objective>
A scripted Playwright test breaks the moment a button moves or a class renames; writing one
for a dashboard that changes weekly is a maintenance treadmill. This skill stands up a
goal-driven browser agent instead: it reads a natural-language goal, explores the app via the
accessibility tree (Playwright MCP `browser_snapshot`), and asserts the outcome against an
explicit oracle. The failure mode it prevents is the one that makes teams distrust agents — an
agent that reports "success" while stuck on the login page because nothing forced it to prove
where it landed. You leave with a deterministic, CI-gated agent run and a graduation path to a
durable scripted test once the flow stabilizes.
</objective>
## Quick Route
| Situation | Go to |
|-----------|-------|
| Stand up a goal-driven run from scratch | Discovery + `references/setup.md` |
| Decide agentic vs scripted for a given flow | Fit: Intent-Driven vs Scripted |
| Agent passes one run, fails the next | Determinism |
| "How does it click without screenshots?" | Interaction Model |
| Runs are slow / burning tokens | Cost and Latency |
| Agent reports false success | Success Assertion (the Oracle) |
| Flow is stable — make it permanent | Graduation → `references/graduation-and-ci.md` |
| Block a merge on the goal | CI Gating → `references/graduation-and-ci.md` |
| Canvas / no accessibility tree | Canvas Fallback → `references/graduation-and-ci.md` |
## Discovery Questions
First, check `.agents/qa-project-context.md` in the project root and skip anything it already
answers (stack, environments, seed/reset tooling, model access).
1. **Which flow, and how often does its UI change?** Fast-changing/experimental UI favors
intent-driven; a stable critical path (login) favors scripted. This decides the whole approach.
2. **Is there a seeded fixture and a way to reset state?** Determinism is impossible without
seeded data and a per-run reset. If neither exists, that is step zero.
3. **Can you deep-link past auth to a seeded entry point?** Re-driving login every run is the
biggest avoidable cost; a seeded entry URL scopes the goal and cuts steps.
4. **What is the unambiguous success oracle?** Specific account text, a `/dashboard` URL, an
order number — plus a forbidden state. "No error" is not an oracle.
5. **Does the target render to canvas / WebGL?** No accessibility tree means snapshot-first
won't work; plan the vision fallback or instrument the canvas with ARIA.
6. **Which model and budget?** Pin a model id and a step budget up front; tier cheap steps to
Haiku 4.5 / Sonnet 4.6 and reserve Opus 4.8 for genuinely ambiguous flows.
---
## Core Principles
1. **Intent, not instructions — but only where churn earns it.** The agent reads a goal and
finds its own path through the accessibility tree, so it survives a moved button or renamed
class that would break a selector. That resilience costs 2-5x the time and money of a
scripted run, so spend it on fast-changing UI and hard-to-locate flows, not on stable
critical paths.
2. **An agent run is untrustworthy until it is deterministic.** Same goal, same seeded app
must produce the same verdict. That requires temperature 0, a pinned model id, seeded data
with a reset, a bounded step budget, and an explicit pass/fail assertion. Without these you
have a coin flip, not a test.
3. **The oracle lives outside the agent.** Never let the LLM self-grade "looks good." Success
is a checkable assertion against the final `browser_snapshot` — specific expected text, a
URL, AND a forbidden-state negative check — evaluated by your harness, not the model.
4. **Accessibility tree first, pixels last.** `browser_snapshot` returns roles, refs, and
accessible names (~200-400 tokens) and is deterministic and cheap. Screenshots, pixel
coordinates, vision, and OCR are a scoped last resort for canvas only, never the default.
5. **Graduation is the goal, not perpetual agent runs.** Once a flow is stable, promote the
run to a durable scripted `tests/*.spec.ts` with role-based locators. An agent that has
been green for two weeks should become a fast, free regression test — keep the agent for
exploration, not for guarding a settled path.
---
## Fit: Intent-Driven vs Scripted
The decision is per-flow, not per-project. Run `risk-based-testing` first if you need the
risk map; this table is the routing rule once you have it.
| Flow characteristic | Use | Why |
|---------------------|-----|-----|
| Stable, high-frequency critical path (login, payment) | **Scripted + pinned** (`playwright-automation`) | Runs every PR; must be fast, free, and deterministic. No upside to re-exploring it. |
| Fast-changing / experimental UI (a dashboard that churns weekly, a redesign in flight) | **Agentic / intent-driven** | Selectors would break constantly; a goal survives layout churn. |
| Hard-to-locate flow you can't reliably select | **Agentic** | The agent finds the control by role/name instead of you reverse-engineering a selector. |
| Exploratory smoke / "does the happy path still work at all" | **Agentic** | One NL goal covers a lot of ground without a maintained script. |
| Anything in CI that must never falsely pass | Scripted, OR agentic **with a hard oracle** | Non-determinism is a false-pass risk you must actively cap. |
**The rule, stated plainly:** keep stable critical paths scripted and pinned; point
intent-driven agents at fast-changing UI and exploratory smoke. Do not move everything to the
agent — it is slower, costlier, and non-deterministic, and not every test should be agentic.
---
## The Interaction Model (accessibility-tree-first)
Playwright MCP is **not** computer-use with screenshots and pixel coordinates. It is
accessibility-tree-first:
1. `browser_navigate` to the seeded entry URL.
2. `browser_snapshot` returns the **accessibility tree** — each interactive element as a
`role`, a stable `ref`, and its `accessible name` (from ARIA/labels). ~200-400 tokens.
3. The agent picks an element by `ref` and calls `browser_click` or `browser_type`.
4. `browser_wait_for` waits on text appearing/disappearing — never a fixed sleep.
5. Re-`browser_snapshot` after the DOM changes; assert against that tree.
Why not screenshots: the snapshot is **token-efficient** (thousands of tokens cheaper than an
image), **deterministic** (text refs, not fuzzy pixel matching), and needs no vision model or
OCR. Feeding screenshots as the primary input makes the run slower, pricier, and flakier.
`browser_take_screenshot` is for human evidence only, never as the assertion input.
See `references/setup.md` for the MCP registration, the full tool table, and the goal prompt.
---
## Determinism: making a run trustworthy in CI
A run that passes once and fails the next with no app change is not yet a test. The fix is
never "just retry" or bumping temperature for "smarter" exploration — that adds variance. Pin
the variables instead:
| Lever | Setting |
|-------|---------|
| Model | **Pinned model id** (e.g. `claude-haiku-4-5-20251001`), never `latest` |
| Sampling | **temperature 0** — no creative wandering in CI |
| Data | **Seeded fixture + reset/seed the database** before every run |
| Scope | **Bounded step budget** (`maxSteps`), e.g. 18 — exceeding it FAILS, never auto-retries |
| Oracle | **Explicit pass/fail verdict** asserted against the snapshot |
| Evidence | Assert on the **accessibility tree**, never a screenshot diff |
Avoid: `temperature: 0.7` or `1` for exploration, retry-until-pass loops,
`waitForTimeout` sleeps, and screenshot-based assertions. Each one hides flakiness rather than
removing it. Full harness config in `references/setup.md`.
---
## Success Assertion: the Oracle (where agents fail silently)
This is the sharpest failure mode: the agent reports success while stuck on the login page,
because "page loaded / no error / looks good" was accepted as success and the LLM was allowed
to self-grade. Force an explicit oracle the harness checks — never the agent.
For the goal *"sign in as an existing user and confirm the dashboard shows the right account name"*:
```text
SUCCESS (all must hold — assert against the final browser_snapshot):
- URL matches /dashboard
- Snapshot contains the specific expected account name text, e.g. "Acme Corp — Jane R."
NEGATIVE / forbidden state (fail fast if any is true):
- Still on a URL matching /login → FAIL
- Snapshot contains role="alert" with "invalid credentials" → FAIL
VERDICT: harness emits {"passed": true|false}; the LLM does not decide.
```
The positive checks (specific account name + `/dashboard` URL) prove where it landed; the
**negative check** (must NOT be on the login page) is what kills the false pass. "No error,"
"didn't crash," "screenshot looks correct," and "trust the agent" are not success criteria.
---
## Cost and Latency
Agent runs are 2-5x slower and pricier than scripted tests — a step is an LLM round-trip, the
dominant cost. Cut spend without losing coverage by going *smaller*, not *bigger*:
- **Step budget** — keep `maxSteps` low and enforced; fewer round-trips, less drift.
- **Model tiering** — Haiku 4.5 / Sonnet 4.6 for cheap navigation steps; reserve Opus 4.8 for
genuinely ambiguous exploration. Don't run the biggest model on every step.
- **Prompt caching** — cache the static system prompt, tool schemas, and goal; they repeat
every run.
- **Scope via a seeded entry point** — one narrow goal per run, deep-linked past login instead
of re-driving it each time.
- **Snapshot over screenshots** — the a11y snapshot is ~200-400 tokens; a full-page screenshot
is thousands. Default to snapshot.
Backwards moves to reject: "use a bigger model / Opus 4.8 for every step," "raise the step
limit," "screenshot every step," and running with no budget at all. See `references/setup.md`.
---
## Graduation and CI Gating
Promote a stabilized goal into a durable scripted test, and gate merges on the verdict. Both
are detailed in `references/graduation-and-ci.md`; the essentials:
- **Graduate** with **Playwright Test Agents** (planner / generator / healer, shipped in
Playwright **v1.56.0**). `npx playwright init-agents --loop=claude`. The **planner** writes a
Markdown test plan to `specs/<flow>.md`; the **generator** turns it into `tests/<flow>.spec.ts`
with **role-based locators** (`getByRole`, `getByLabel`, `getByText`) verified against the live
DOM; the **healer** repairs broken locators. This is the promotion path — not "keep running it
as an agent," not recorded clicks, not `page.locator('xpath=...')`, not data-testid-only.
- **Gate CI** so a failed goal exits **non-zero** and emits a **machine-readable** verdict
(`{"passed": true|false}` in `result.json`); the GitHub Actions job parses the boolean and
`exit 1`s on false. State is seeded/ephemSkill source recorded
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