| name | agent-browser |
| description | Browser automation CLI for AI agents, run without global installation via npx agent-browser. Use when the user needs to interact with websites: opening pages, clicking, filling forms, taking screenshots, scraping data, testing web apps, logging into sites, exploratory QA, dogfooding, bug hunts, or any browser debugging task. Prefer this over built-in browser automation for interactive web work. |
agent-browser
Use agent-browser for browser automation and web app debugging. Run it through npx agent-browser; do not assume a global install, and do not run npm i -g agent-browser or agent-browser install unless the user explicitly asks.
agent-browser drives Chrome/Chromium through CDP and exposes compact accessibility-tree element refs for reliable interaction.
Start here
This file is a discovery stub, not the full usage guide. Before running browser automation commands, load the version-matched workflow from the CLI:
npx agent-browser skills get core
npx agent-browser skills get core --full
Use the first command for workflows, common patterns, and troubleshooting. Use --full when you need the complete command reference or templates.
Specialized skills
Load a specialized skill when the task is not ordinary browser web-page automation:
npx agent-browser skills get electron
npx agent-browser skills get slack
npx agent-browser skills get dogfood
npx agent-browser skills get vercel-sandbox
npx agent-browser skills get agentcore
npx agent-browser skills list
electron: Electron desktop apps such as VS Code, Slack, Discord, Figma, Notion, and Spotify.slack: Slack workspace automation.dogfood: Exploratory testing, QA, and bug hunts.vercel-sandbox: Browser automation inside Vercel Sandbox microVMs.agentcore: AWS Bedrock AgentCore cloud browsers.
Rules
- Use
npx agent-browser ... for every command in this skill.
- Do not install or update agent-browser globally unless the user explicitly asks.
- Prefer the CLI-provided skill content over guessing commands from memory.
- When the user needs to inspect or debug a mobile app in an Apple Simulator, use the
serve-sim skill instead.
