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AI-Ready Browser Testing Automation Framework
Title: Automated Browser Testing | Python & Playwright
Showcase your Neural Works QA Agent development: reusable browser tools, navigation security, screenshots, evidence collection, and automated tests.
Skills: Test Automation, Python Development, Quality Assurance
Tools: Python, Playwright, Pytest
Present this as an evolving engineering project, not a completed autonomous AI agent.
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