If you've ever needed to test an application that requires authentication, you know the pain of logging in every time or, worse, handing over your credentials to an LLM. With the new Playwright MCP Browser Extension for Chrome and Edge, that's no longer necessary.
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Have you ever wished you could automate browser tasks — like filling out a form or uploading a file — without writing a full-blown test script? What if all you needed was a plain-text prompt written in natural language? Well now you can with Playwright's MCP server.
Have you ever wanted your AI assistant to access real-time data? Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers make this possible, and they're surprisingly simple to build and use! Learn how to build an MCP server from scratch using TypeScript, connect it to a real weather API, and integrate it with VS Code and GitHub Copilot.
I have been wanting to share more content on my blog, but ironically, the process of publishing has been slowing me down. In a recent vibe coding session, I decided to remove images from the blog entirely and explore a content-first approach with AI assistance.
Discover how to use MCP (Model Context Protocol) and GitHub Copilot to generate Playwright tests without needing access to your application's source code, perfect for testing external sites or black-box testing scenarios.
Learn how to use Playwright MCP (Model Context Protocol) to explore your website and automatically generate comprehensive tests, making web testing more efficient and thorough.
The GitHub MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server is a powerful tool that provides seamless integration with GitHub APIs, enabling advanced automation and interaction capabilities. This guide will walk you through how to set up and use the official GitHub MCP Server.
Having fun with Google's Gemini 3 and Goose coding agent to redesign my home page, creating dynamic hero components that change on refresh.
If you've ever returned to your test suite to find a sea of red, you're going to love this one. The Playwright Healer Agent is here — and it's changing how we think about test maintenance.
I recently built my own AI agent. Not because I needed one, but because I wanted to see how far I could take the current tools available. It turned out to be surprisingly straightforward, extremely flexible, and genuinely useful.
Creating visual documentation has always been a time-consuming process. What if I told you there's a way to automate this entire workflow with a single prompt using Playwright MCP?
But this time it was different. I brought my babies to the conference. I was really worried about doing this as what would people think? And the voices start going off in my head. But why should I care. Cause you know, I just do.