browsing-with-playwright

I was curious how you'd approach browser automation at this scale—the Playwright integration here strikes a solid balance between abstraction and flexibility that most guides skip over.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 89/100, solidly in B territory—production-ready with a few polish opportunities. This is graded against Anthropic's skill best practices.

Strongest: Your writing style is crisp and direct (9/10)—purely instructional, no marketing fluff. The layered architecture is clean too: quick reference in SKILL.md, detailed tool schemas in the 843-line reference file.

Needs work: That reference file is a navigation nightmare without a TOC. And you're leaving points on the table with minimal workflows—the two you have (Form Submission, Data Extraction) are helpful but lack conditional logic and error-handling patterns.

What's Working Well

• 22 tools, clear schema: Each tool has parameter descriptions and examples. The browser_navigate, browser_fill, browser_execute_script trio covers the major use cases cleanly.
• Solid metadata: Name follows conventions, triggers like 'web scraping' and 'UI testing' are appropriate, and the NOT condition (explicitly saying it's not for curl/wget) sets good boundaries.
• Practical feedback loops: The troubleshooting table (lines 153-159) is a nice touch—"Element not found → Run snapshot first" tells people how to recover from real failures.
• Consistent terminology: You stick with 'ref' for element references and 'snapshot' for page state throughout, which makes the skill feel coherent.

The Big One: Missing Navigation in Your Reference Fi...