Why? None of the options out there scratched all my itches.
I wanted a report that did just what I want and nothing else. I want to know what failed, which step, what evidence do I have, and what should I paste into an agent next to fix it. Existing reporters got me partway there and then made me assemble the rest by hand.
So I built
athena-playwright. Containing all the functionality you would expect of a test report viewer:
Suite tree, outcome heatmap, test durations, screenshots, Open Trace,
and a structured fix prompt with links into your AI platform of choice.
Drop it into playwright.config.ts, run your tests, open
the report.
npm i -D athena-playwright
athena-playwright on npm
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The reporter surfaces what Playwright already attaches and stays out of the way otherwise. If it scratches an itch for you too, grab it — and if it doesn't, the surface area is small enough that it won't haunt your config forever.