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Automated browser control via the `browser-use` CLI. Navigate pages, fill forms, click elements, take screenshots, and extract content from the command line. Used by `apply-to-job` to drive real ATS portals end-to-end while the human watches.
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| name | browser-use |
| description | Automated browser control via the `browser-use` CLI. Navigate pages, fill forms, click elements, take screenshots, and extract content from the command line. Used by `apply-to-job` to drive real ATS portals end-to-end while the human watches. |
Automated browser control via the browser-use CLI. Navigate pages, fill forms, click elements, take screenshots, and extract content — all from the command line. Backed by Playwright Chromium under the hood.
browser-use installed (pip install browser-use)python -m playwright install chromium)Every browser-use command needs the venv activated. On Linux you also need to point DISPLAY at the active session and (optionally) tell Playwright where its browsers live.
# activate the venv that has browser-use installed
source <path/to/venv>/bin/activate
# Linux only — point at the active X/Wayland display
export DISPLAY=:0 # adjust to match the running session (:0, :1, ...)
# optional — pin the Playwright browser cache location
export PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH="$HOME/.playwright"
macOS and Windows do not need DISPLAY; the headed flag just opens a native window.
# Open a URL (headed — visible window)
browser-use --headed open <url>
# Open headless (no visible window)
browser-use open <url>
# See numbered interactive elements on current page
browser-use state
# Click element by index
browser-use click <index>
# Type into an input field by index
browser-use input <index> "text"
# Take a screenshot
browser-use screenshot output.png
# Scroll the page
browser-use scroll [up|down]
# Go back
browser-use back
# Press keys (e.g. Enter, Tab)
browser-use keys Enter
# Select from dropdown
browser-use select <index> "value"
# Extract page content
browser-use extract
# Close the browser
browser-use close
browser-use sessions — list active sessionsbrowser-use --session <name> open <url> — named session for persistence across commandsbrowser-use --session <name> close — close one named sessionFor sites that require an authenticated login (LinkedIn, some company portals), use a persistent Chrome user-data directory so the login session survives across restarts. The --profile flag stores cookies and local storage between commands.
browser-use --headed --profile --session linkedin open https://www.linkedin.com
Notes:
--session reuse the cookies.browser-use; check browser-use doctor if you need the exact path.DISPLAY points at an active X/Wayland session and PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH (if set) resolves to an installed Chromium build.browser-use doctor.browser-use close then retry. For a specific session: browser-use --session <name> close.python -m playwright install chromium.