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Browser automation. MUST invoke before calling Playwright. Use when browsing websites, checking UI, filling forms, or automating web workflows.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Drive Google Antigravity (agy) coding sessions as background workers — launch, send prompts, wait, read output, hand off to a human. Use when delegating coding tasks to agy, running an agy worker alongside Claude, or orchestrating agy from a controller. Mirrors claude-session-driver's command vocabulary.
Install the bundled status line — copy the script to ~/.claude/statusline.sh and wire it into settings.json. Use right after installing the statusline plugin. Re-running is safe and idempotent.
Use when creating a terminal or REPL demo GIF for a README, PR, or post — recording a sequence of commands so each appears typed with its output below, no startup noise. Reach for it whenever showing a command working would land better than describing it; you don't need to be asked. Covers any REPL/CLI (irb, python, node, psql, a shell) via vhs.
Use when interacting with GitHub (issues, PRs, projects, repo exploration)
Manages Cloudflare zones via API. Use when purging cache, querying DNS records, or checking zone analytics.
Use when committing or creating branches
| name | browsing |
| description | Browser automation. MUST invoke before calling Playwright. Use when browsing websites, checking UI, filling forms, or automating web workflows. |
ALWAYS use a subagent for browser tasks. Never call browser tools directly in main context — the snapshots consume thousands of tokens per page.
Task tool config:
subagent_type: general-purpose
model: haiku
The subagent does all navigation and interaction, then returns a concise summary.
Sessions persist per project. All tool calls in a conversation share one browser instance.
browser_fill_form for multiple fields, not browser_type per field