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Chrome MCP server for Claude Code and Cursor with about 40% fewer tool calls
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Biloba
Fast, parallel Chrome browser tests for Go (Ginkgo) and TypeScript (Vitest)
If slow, flaky Playwright suites are eating your CI, Biloba claims two to four times the speed with failure output coding agents can act on.
Biloba is an MIT-licensed browser-testing framework from Onsi Fakhouri, creator of Ginkgo and Gomega. It drives Chrome via chromedp, runs specs in parallel, and defaults to fast atomic interactions with an opt-in realistic mode. A daemon lets Vitest use it from TypeScript. Failures capture DOM outlines, console output and polling traces, and it adds visual regression diffs and Claude Code plugins. Its benchmarks show about 3x Playwright's speed.
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