/agent-browser-automation
Automate browser interactions for development testing using Puppeteer MCP
How it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/agent-browser-automation
Context preview
What this command does when you run it.
Automate browser interactions for development testing using Puppeteer MCP
Command definition
agent-browser-automation.mdallowed-tools: mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_navigate, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_screenshot, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_click, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_fill, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_select, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_hover, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_evaluate, Write, Bash(gdate:*)
name: "Agent Browser Automation"
description: "Automate browser interactions for development testing using Puppeteer MCP"
author: "wcygan"
tags: ["agent"]
version: "1.0.0"
created_at: "2025-07-14T00:00:00Z"
updated_at: "2025-07-14T00:00:00Z"
Context
- Session ID: !`gdate +%s%N`
- Target URL or action: $ARGUMENTS
- Screenshot directory: /tmp/browser-automation-$SESSION_ID/
- Current timestamp: !`date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"`
Your Task
Execute browser automation for development testing based on the provided arguments.
STEP 1: Parse and validate input
IF no arguments provided:
- PROMPT user for specific testing task:
- URL to test
- Specific interactions needed
- Expected outcomes
ELSE:
- PARSE $ARGUMENTS to determine testing scenario
- IDENTIFY key actions needed (navigation, form filling, clicking, etc.)
STEP 2: Initialize browser and testing environment
- Create screenshot directory: /tmp/browser-automation-$SESSION_ID/
- Configure browser with appropriate viewport:
{
"launchOptions": {
"headless": false,
"defaultViewport": {
"width": 1280,
"height": 800
}
}
}STEP 3: Execute testing workflow
Common testing patterns:
**A. Basic Page Load Test:**
1. Navigate to URL 2. Wait for page load 3. Screenshot initial state 4. Verify page title and basic elements
**B. Form Interaction Test:**
1. Navigate to form page 2. Fill input fields 3. Select dropdown options 4. Click submit button 5. Screenshot result 6. Verify success indicators
**C. Navigation Flow Test:**
1. Start at homepage 2. Click navigation links 3. Verify page transitions 4. Screenshot each major view 5. Test back/forward navigation
**D. Responsive Design Test:**
1. Test at multiple viewport sizes 2. Screenshot at each breakpoint 3. Verify mobile menu functionality 4. Check element visibility
**E. Interactive Element Test:**
1. Test hover states 2. Click interactive elements 3. Verify modal/popup behavior 4. Test dynamic content loading
STEP 4: Execute JavaScript validations
Use puppeteer_evaluate to check:
- Console errors: `window.console.error.toString()`
- Page readiness: `document.readyState`
- Element presence: `document.querySelector('selector') !== null`
- Custom validations based on test requirements
STEP 5: Capture evidence and results
FOR EACH major interaction:
- Take screenshot with descriptive name
- Log action performed
- Record any errors or unexpected behavior
- Note performance observations
Screenshot naming convention:
- `01-initial-load.png`
- `02-after-form-fill.png`
- `03-submit-result.png`
- `04-error-state.png`
STEP 6: Generate test report
Create report file: /tmp/browser-automation-$SESSION_ID/test-report.md
Include:
- Test summary
- Actions performed
- Screenshots taken (with paths)
- Issues discovered
- Performance notes
- Console errors/warnings
- Recommendations
Error Handling
TRY:
- Execute main testing workflow
CATCH (navigation_errors):
- Screenshot error state
- Check network connectivity
- Verify URL validity
- Document error details
CATCH (element_not_found):
- Wait and retry with timeout
- Take debug screenshot
- Try alternative selectors
- Document missing elements
CATCH (interaction_failures):
- Screenshot current state
- Log detailed error
- Attempt alternative interaction method
- Continue with remaining tests
Advanced Testing Scenarios
**Authentication Testing:**
1. Fill login form 2. Submit credentials 3. Verify redirect to dashboard 4. Test logout functionality
**E-commerce Flow:**
1. Browse products 2. Add to cart 3. Proceed to checkout 4. Fill payment form (test data) 5. Verify order confirmation
**Search Functionality:**
1. Enter search query 2. Submit search 3. Verify results display 4. Test filters/sorting 5. Check pagination
**API Integration Testing:**
1. Trigger actions that call APIs 2. Monitor network requests 3. Verify data updates on page 4. Test error handling
Best Practices
1. **Always capture "before" and "after" screenshots** 2. **Test both happy path and error scenarios** 3. **Verify responsive behavior at key breakpoints** 4. **Check for console errors after each action** 5. **Document unexpected behavior immediately** 6. **Use meaningful screenshot names for easy review** 7. **Test with realistic data and scenarios**
Output Format
Provide:
1. Summary of tests performed 2. Key findings and issues 3. Screenshot locations for review 4. Specific recommendations for fixes 5. Areas that need manual testing follow-up
Save all artifacts in session directory for developer review.
Read more
allowed-tools: mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_navigate, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_screenshot, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_click, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_fill, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_select, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_hover, mcp__puppeteer__puppeteer_evaluate, Write, Bash(gdate:*) name: "Agent Browser Automation" description: "Automate browser interactions for development testing using Puppeteer MCP" author: "wcygan" tags: ["agent"] version: "1.0.0" created_at: "2025-07-14T00:00:00Z" updated_at: "2025-07-14T00:00:00Z"
Context
- Session ID: !`gdate +%s%N`
- Target URL or action: $ARGUMENTS
- Screenshot directory: /tmp/browser-automation-$SESSION_ID/
- Current timestamp: !`date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"`
Your Task
Execute browser automation for development testing based on the provided arguments.
STEP 1: Parse and validate input
IF no arguments provided:
- PROMPT user for specific testing task:
- URL to test
- Specific interactions needed
- Expected outcomes
ELSE:
- PARSE $ARGUMENTS to determine testing scenario
- IDENTIFY key actions needed (navigation, form filling, clicking, etc.)
STEP 2: Initialize browser and testing environment
- Create screenshot directory: /tmp/browser-automation-$SESSION_ID/
- Configure browser with appropriate viewport:
{
"launchOptions": {
"headless": false,
"defaultViewport": {
"width": 1280,
"height": 800
}
}
}STEP 3: Execute testing workflow
Common testing patterns:
**A. Basic Page Load Test:**
1. Navigate to URL 2. Wait for page load 3. Screenshot initial state 4. Verify page title and basic elements
**B. Form Interaction Test:**
1. Navigate to form page 2. Fill input fields 3. Select dropdown options 4. Click submit button 5. Screenshot result 6. Verify success indicators
**C. Navigation Flow Test:**
1. Start at homepage 2. Click navigation links 3. Verify page transitions 4. Screenshot each major view 5. Test back/forward navigation
**D. Responsive Design Test:**
1. Test at multiple viewport sizes 2. Screenshot at each breakpoint 3. Verify mobile menu functionality 4. Check element visibility
**E. Interactive Element Test:**
1. Test hover states 2. Click interactive elements 3. Verify modal/popup behavior 4. Test dynamic content loading
STEP 4: Execute JavaScript validations
Use puppeteer_evaluate to check:
- Console errors: `window.console.error.toString()`
- Page readiness: `document.readyState`
- Element presence: `document.querySelector('selector') !== null`
- Custom validations based on test requirements
STEP 5: Capture evidence and results
FOR EACH major interaction:
- Take screenshot with descriptive name
- Log action performed
- Record any errors or unexpected behavior
- Note performance observations
Screenshot naming convention:
- `01-initial-load.png`
- `02-after-form-fill.png`
- `03-submit-result.png`
- `04-error-state.png`
STEP 6: Generate test report
Create report file: /tmp/browser-automation-$SESSION_ID/test-report.md
Include:
- Test summary
- Actions performed
- Screenshots taken (with paths)
- Issues discovered
- Performance notes
- Console errors/warnings
- Recommendations
Error Handling
TRY:
- Execute main testing workflow
CATCH (navigation_errors):
- Screenshot error state
- Check network connectivity
- Verify URL validity
- Document error details
CATCH (element_not_found):
- Wait and retry with timeout
- Take debug screenshot
- Try alternative selectors
- Document missing elements
CATCH (interaction_failures):
- Screenshot current state
- Log detailed error
- Attempt alternative interaction method
- Continue with remaining tests
Advanced Testing Scenarios
**Authentication Testing:**
1. Fill login form 2. Submit credentials 3. Verify redirect to dashboard 4. Test logout functionality
**E-commerce Flow:**
1. Browse products 2. Add to cart 3. Proceed to checkout 4. Fill payment form (test data) 5. Verify order confirmation
**Search Functionality:**
1. Enter search query 2. Submit search 3. Verify results display 4. Test filters/sorting 5. Check pagination
**API Integration Testing:**
1. Trigger actions that call APIs 2. Monitor network requests 3. Verify data updates on page 4. Test error handling
Best Practices
1. **Always capture "before" and "after" screenshots** 2. **Test both happy path and error scenarios** 3. **Verify responsive behavior at key breakpoints** 4. **Check for console errors after each action** 5. **Document unexpected behavior immediately** 6. **Use meaningful screenshot names for easy review** 7. **Test with realistic data and scenarios**
Output Format
Provide:
1. Summary of tests performed 2. Key findings and issues 3. Screenshot locations for review 4. Specific recommendations for fixes 5. Areas that need manual testing follow-up
Save all artifacts in session directory for developer review.
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