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A general-purpose skill for writing and executing end-to-end (E2E) browser automation tests using Playwright. It handles complex scenarios such as login flows, form submission, responsive viewport testing, and checking for broken links. The skill automatically detects local development servers and executes custom scripts in a safe, temporary directory, providing real-time debugging and results visualization.

This skill provides expert-level control over a live Chrome browser. It enables full web automation (clicking, form filling, navigation), deep debugging (analyzing console logs, network requests), visual inspection (screenshots, snapshots), and detailed performance profiling. Ideal for QA engineers, web scraping, and front-end development testing.

Napkin gives Copilot CLI users a browser whiteboard to draw, sketch, and add sticky notes; Copilot reads snapshots and JSON data, then replies with analysis, suggestions, and next steps for business-oriented thinkers.

Provides advanced control over browser debugging protocols (CDP). Use this skill when the user needs to connect to an external, running Chrome instance, scan local CDP ports, or explicitly launch the browser with a fixed debug port. It is specifically designed for complex automation scenarios where multiple tools or agents need to attach to the browser instance.

This skill provides detailed control over the browser launch process using `browser.start`. Users can specify whether the window should be visible (`headed: true`) or manage advanced debugging by providing an explicit `cdp_port`. It is crucial for automation workflows that require visual verification or need to integrate with external local debugging tools.

This skill automates the entire process of creating and integrating a DingTalk application and binding a QwenPaw bot. It utilizes a headed browser mode and manages complex user flows, including pausing for manual login confirmation and ensuring all configuration changes are properly published. It supports customizing app details, uploading required images, and setting up the bot capability, making the setup process seamless and robust.

This tool opens the dedicated Context Mode Insight dashboard in your default browser. Insight serves as the central analytics layer for AI-assisted engineering teams, providing crucial metrics such as per-engineer productive rates, identifying retry waste, detecting blockers, and offering role-narrowed performance views. It is designed to be the single source of truth for comprehensive team performance monitoring and sign-in details.

Utilize Bright Data's Scraping Browser with Playwright or Puppeteer to reliably scrape structured data from JavaScript-rendered pages, Single Page Applications (SPAs), and anti-bot-protected sites. This tool manages proxy routing, CAPTCHA solving, and fingerprint management, ensuring robust data collection from complex web environments.

Provides comprehensive security best practices for integrating AssemblyAI into production applications. This guide covers secure API key management (using environment variables), generating temporary tokens for browser streams, implementing PII redaction, managing data retention, and enabling content safety checks for compliance and security.

A comprehensive, production-ready reference architecture for building robust data scraping systems using Bright Data's full suite of tools (Web Unlocker, Scraping Browser, SERP API). This template provides best practices for project layout, managing proxies, designing data pipelines, and integrating scheduling/storage components in a Node.js/TypeScript environment.

This comprehensive guide provides developers with step-by-step instructions for migrating between different Bright Data services and API versions. It covers complex transitions, such as upgrading from raw proxies to Web Unlocker, moving from Puppeteer to Scraping Browser, and updating datasets API endpoints (v2 to v3). Includes prerequisites, code examples, and rollback procedures for seamless integration.

A comprehensive skill that brings the entire GitHub pull request workflow directly into your terminal. It allows users to view PR status, monitor real-time CI/CD progress, summarize bot comments, and execute merge operations (squash, merge, rebase) without switching to a browser. It consolidates all critical PR information—including file changes and review blockers—into one cohesive view, streamlining the developer workflow and DevOps process.