Part 6 of the "Automating Playwright with Claude Code" series. In Part 4 we built one Skill; in Part 5 we learned why installing many Skills doesn't bloat every session. This post uses both to grow a single Skill into a small, organized **pack* covering more of your actual test suite.*
One Skill is useful. A handful of related Skills, organized as a pack, is what actually replaces a chunk of your team's onboarding docs. This post takes the playwright-form-tester Skill from Part 4 and grows it into a three-Skill pack — a locator policy, a page object generator, and a flaky-test debugger — using the progressive disclosure model from Part 5 so none of it costs you tokens you're not using.
Why Build a Skill Pack Instead of One Big Skill
Single responsibility, same as good code. One Skill per concern is easier to trigger correctly than one giant Skill trying to cover everything.
Independent triggering. A locator-policy Skill and a flaky-test-debugger Skill fire on completely different requests — bundling them into one file would mean loading irrelevant instructions half the time.
