The Cheatcode app that adds MCP servers (v0.3.0) is not public yet. Use Other ways for now.
Adds one entry to Claude Desktop's MCP settings that runs @playwright/mcp@0.0.82 on this Mac. The app downloads Node.js once to run it, checked against its published checksum. Checked 2026-10-07: it started and listed 25 tools. To take it out again, open the Cheatcode app and choose Remove next to it.
Then restart the AI app and ask for the work in plain words; it lists the new tools once it connects.
See it in use
After installing, start a new session and say: Use the Playwright MCP server to open my website's contact page, fill in the form with test details, and tell me what happens.
What else it can do, and its limits
- An MCP server from Microsoft that lets your AI app drive a web browser with Playwright
- Reads pages as accessibility snapshots, so it needs no screenshots or vision model to act
- Clicks, types, fills forms, uploads files, manages tabs, and reads console messages and network requests
- Starts with npx, so it needs Node.js 18 or newer and a browser on your computer
- Can keep a logged in profile between sessions, or start each session clean
- Its makers say it is not a security boundary, and suggest their command line tool for coding agents
Illustration Drawn Oct 26, 2026 from the package's own files (README.md). Not a recorded session: nothing was run, and what it shows comes from the package itself.
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