browselisted

Browser-based QA testing and site dogfooding via Claude in Chrome. Navigate any URL, interact with elements, verify page state, take screenshots, record GIFs, check responsive layouts, test forms, run accessibility audits, monitor network performance, and assert element states. Use when you need to test a feature, verify a deployment, dogfood a user flow, or file a bug with evidence. Use when asked to "open in browser", "test the site", "take a screenshot", "dogfood this", or "check this page".
borkweb/bork-ai · ★ 4 · Testing & QA · score 78

Install: claude install-skill borkweb/bork-ai

# browse: QA Testing & Dogfooding Browser-based testing for live sites using Claude in Chrome. ## Prerequisites Before doing anything, get a tab context: ``` 1. tabs_context_mcp (createIfEmpty: true) → get available tabs 2. tabs_create_mcp → create a fresh tab for this session 3. navigate → go to the target URL ``` Every tool call requires a `tabId`. Get it from `tabs_context_mcp` first. ### Auth-Gated Sites If the site requires login, use the **setup-browser-cookies** skill first to import a logged-in session from a real browser. This avoids manual login flows in most cases. Fall back to the User Handoff protocol (below) only when cookies aren't sufficient (MFA, CAPTCHA, OAuth). --- ## Claude in Chrome Tool Reference ### Navigation & Tabs | Action | Tool | Key params | |--------|------|------------| | Navigate to URL | `navigate` | `url`, `tabId` | | Go back/forward | `navigate` | `url: "back"` or `url: "forward"` | | Get tab context | `tabs_context_mcp` | `createIfEmpty: true` | | Create new tab | `tabs_create_mcp` | — | | Close tab | `tabs_close_mcp` | `tabId` | ### Reading the Page | Action | Tool | Key params | |--------|------|------------| | Accessibility tree | `read_page` | `tabId`, optional `filter: "interactive"`, `ref_id`, `depth` | | Find elements by description | `find` | `query` (natural language), `tabId` | | Extract page text | `get_page_text` | `tabId` | `read_page` returns an accessibility tree with element references (e.g. `ref_1`, `ref_2`).