agent-browser-automation

Automate headless browser tasks without Node.js using a native Rust binary that wraps the Chrome DevTools Protocol for web navigation, form interaction, and data extraction. It provides a CLI for AI agents to browse, click, fill forms, and take snapshots directly.

Accessibility snapshots can be taken using the Chrome DevTools Protocol via a Rust CLI, providing @eN element references for AI planning. This enables AI agents to identify interactive elements and navigate web pages effectively during automated workflows.

Batch web scraping and multi-step automation workflows are executed through the CLI's batch command capabilities, performing multi-step navigation and interaction sequences. This supports automation pipelines by chaining browser actions like page navigation and form filling.

Agent-browser-automation requires no external dependencies, utilizing a standalone native Rust binary to interface with the Chrome DevTools Protocol. It optionally supports extending functionality with custom scripts, references, and assets.

Automated UI testing across web pages is supported through the CLI's navigation, interaction, and snapshot capabilities. You can emulate user actions like clicking and typing to verify interface behavior and capture accessibility snapshots for validation.

A Rust binary for web scraping eliminates Node.js runtime overhead while wrapping the Chrome DevTools Protocol natively. This approach provides a lightweight, dependency-free CLI for AI agents to perform web navigation and data extraction efficiently.