Playwright Automation with Claude, AWS
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I have an existing web application and I’m ready to automate its end-to-end testing using Playwright. The codebase already lives in GitHub; what’s missing is a robust test suite that can run headlessly inside Docker containers and scale on AWS.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Build a clean, well-structured Playwright framework (TypeScript preferred) that covers our critical user flows.
• Package the suite in a lightweight Docker image, complete with all required dependencies and a simple entry script so it can run with a single command.
• Wire the container into our AWS workflow—today we rely on EC2 for runners and S3 for artifacts, but I’m open to your suggestions if Lambda or other services simplify the pipeline.
• Add a small Anthropic Claude helper that can summarise test run results and post them back to Slack; I already have an API key.
Acceptance criteria: the tests execute reliably on a fresh EC2 instance, the Docker image builds in under five minutes, results are uploaded to S3, and Claude’s summary appears in Slack within two minutes of completion.
If you’ve shipped similar Playwright + Docker + AWS solutions before and can show a concise repo or demo, I’d love to collaborate.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Build a clean, well-structured Playwright framework (TypeScript preferred) that covers our critical user flows.
• Package the suite in a lightweight Docker image, complete with all required dependencies and a simple entry script so it can run with a single command.
• Wire the container into our AWS workflow—today we rely on EC2 for runners and S3 for artifacts, but I’m open to your suggestions if Lambda or other services simplify the pipeline.
• Add a small Anthropic Claude helper that can summarise test run results and post them back to Slack; I already have an API key.
Acceptance criteria: the tests execute reliably on a fresh EC2 instance, the Docker image builds in under five minutes, results are uploaded to S3, and Claude’s summary appears in Slack within two minutes of completion.
If you’ve shipped similar Playwright + Docker + AWS solutions before and can show a concise repo or demo, I’d love to collaborate.