Use to drive the user's real, already-running local Chrome from the command line via the `chrome-cdp` (alias `cdp`) CLI — list/select tabs, read the page via an accessibility snapshot (with element refs, alerts, and widget state), click/type/`fill` (clear-and-set) form and grid-cell fields by CSS or ARIA accessible name, drive prompt/combobox/cascade widgets with `select`, read tables with `grid`, `scroll` virtualized grids, `wait` for redirects/text/settle, batch commands over one connection with `session`, evaluate JS, screenshot, or call any raw CDP method. Triggers include "click X in my browser", "read what's on my screen", "fill in this form in Chrome", "select the project in this Workday prompt", "automate this web app in my logged-in session". The building block for automating logged-in web apps (Workday, Outlook, internal tools) in the user's own Chrome session; other automation skills follow this to get a driven, logged-in tab. Reuses Chrome's live logins, so it types no credentials.
2026-07-16