agent-browser

Automate web form filling and login by orchestrating open, fill, and click actions against web pages via a CLI. The skill manages stateful sessions and uses compact refs from snapshots to interact with elements reliably across multiple contexts.

Yes, you can capture screenshots or PDFs and extract data during automated browsing. The CLI leverages CDP to navigate pages, interact with controls, and capture verification outputs across isolated, persistent sessions.

Yes, this web automation tool supports multiple isolated sessions with persistent state across runs. It manages frame contexts and provides snapshot-refs to ensure reliable element interaction throughout various browsing tasks.

The best way to minimize prompt length is using compact refs generated from page snapshots. This approach reduces prompt size while increasing the robustness of element interaction during web automation tasks.

Yes, you can use optional proxies and engines for web automation tasks. The CLI supports these configurations alongside observability features, allowing you to customize browsing sessions and monitor automated interactions effectively.

Use CDP for automated web app testing and data extraction because it enables reliable browser control via a CLI. It supports stateful sessions, frame contexts, and snapshot-refs, ensuring reproducible web interactions and accurate element targeting.