kuri-browse

name	kuri-browse
description	Use kuri-browse for quick terminal-based web browsing — fetch and read web pages as markdown, follow links, search in-page. No Chrome needed. Use when the user wants to quickly read a webpage, check documentation, or browse without launching a full browser. Trigger phrases include "read this page", "fetch the docs", "browse to", "what does this page say".
argument-hint	[url]
allowed-tools	Bash

kuri-browse — Terminal Web Browser

A lightweight terminal browser. Fetches pages, renders to markdown, lets you navigate links. No Chrome or JS engine needed.

Usage

# Browse a URL
./zig-out/bin/kuri-browse https://example.com

# Interactive REPL
./zig-out/bin/kuri-browse
> go https://example.com
> links              # show numbered links
> 3                  # follow link #3
> search "pricing"   # find text
> back               # go back
> quit

Commands in REPL

Command	Description
go <url>	Navigate to URL
links	Show all links with numbers
<number>	Follow link by number
search <text>	Find text on page
back	Go back in history
forward	Go forward
quit / exit	Exit browser

When to use kuri-browse vs kuri server

• kuri-browse — Quick page reads, documentation lookup, static content. No Chrome needed.
• kuri server — JS-heavy SPAs, form filling, login flows, screenshots, bot-protected sites.