| name | anoa |
| description | Drive a real browser from the command line — open pages, snapshot the interactive elements as refs, click and fill by ref, read text, run JS, screenshot. Use when a task needs a live browser: checking a page renders, walking a login or checkout flow, scraping something that only exists after JavaScript runs, or reproducing a UI bug. |
anoa
anoa controls a browser that stays running between commands, so each command
is a cheap one-shot and the page keeps its state.
Load the full workflow before using it:
anoa skills get core
That prints the current instructions straight from the installed binary, so they
can never drift from the CLI you actually have. Read it once per session, then
work from it.
Two things worth knowing before you even do that:
anoa help lists every command, grouped. anoa help interact narrows it.
- Exit code
3 means no browser is listening — start one with
anoa --headless --port 9222 & and retry.