playwright-autopilot

playwright-autopilot is an MCP server plugin that provides automated Playwright workflows within the MCP ecosystem. The project has moved to kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot, so you should install and run the plugin via the MCP marketplace workflow. Once installed, the plugin exposes capabilities to automate browser tasks with Playwright, orchestrate automated scripts, and collect results within your MCP runtime. Use the MCP tooling to invoke the plugin’s automation tasks, manage run scopes, and view outputs from executed Playwright scripts. If you’re familiar with Playwright, you can leverage its APIs through the plugin to launch browsers, navigate pages, run assertions, and capture screenshots or traces as part of automated workflows.

Prerequisites

• Node.js (recommended 14.x or newer) and npm installed on your system
• Access to the MCP runtime / platform where you want to run the server

Installation steps

1. Add the plugin marketplace entry for the project (as described by the project):

/plugin marketplace remove pw-autopilot
/plugin marketplace add kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot

2. Install the plugin from the marketplace:

/plugin install kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot

3. Run the MCP server configuration for this plugin. If using the inferred MCP config, you can start it via the MCP runner which will execute the npx command to fetch and run the plugin:

# This corresponds to the mcp_config using npx kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot
npx -y kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot

Prerequisites recap: ensure Node.js and npm are available, and your MCP environment is configured to run npx-based plugins when you install the marketplace entry.

Migration note: The repository has moved to kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot. Update any scripts or documentation references from the old location to the new GitHub path. If you previously used the old marketplace identifier pw-autopilot, remove it and replace with kaizen-yutani/playwright-autopilot as shown in the migration steps. The plugin is intended to integrate Playwright automation workflows into your MCP server; verify compatibility with your Playwright version and your MCP runtime. If you encounter issues starting the plugin, ensure network access to npm/pnpm registries and that the MCP runtime has permissions to execute binaries fetched via npx.