UI Test
Agent-led browser testing that hunts for UI failures
Install
Officialnpx skills add browserbase/ui-test
Use when an agent needs to inspect UI changes, probe a web app for defects, or assess accessibility and responsive behavior.
- Author
- Browserbase
- License
- MIT
UI Test turns a coding agent into a hands-on quality analyst for web interfaces. It helps the agent choose relevant scenarios, interact with the application in a browser, challenge fragile user flows, and document observed behavior. The skill supports targeted reviews of recent code changes as well as wider examinations of local, staging, or deployed applications.
Highlights
- Connects changed frontend files with browser scenarios that deserve verification.
- Covers normal journeys alongside invalid input, repeated actions, empty states, and failure recovery.
- Checks accessibility signals, keyboard operation, browser-console health, broken images, and responsive layouts.
- Supports isolated local sessions and Browserbase-backed sessions for remote environments.
- Records structured outcomes and can assemble a self-contained visual report with failure screenshots.
The repository also includes reference material for interaction patterns, browser checks, visual consistency, exploratory QA, parallel execution, and report generation. UI Test is suited to frontend engineers, reviewers, QA teams, and agents evaluating pull requests or release candidates. Install it with the published skills command, then ensure the browse CLI is available; remote runs additionally require Browserbase credentials and may use the separate cookie-sync skill for authenticated sessions.
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