agent-browser

You can automate web tasks for AI agents by using a CLI to open websites, fill forms, click elements, and take screenshots without manual scripting. It provides a command surface for automated web interaction and data extraction.

To minimize token usage in headless browser automation, use a refs-based snapshot system to identify stable element references across actions. You snapshot the page to capture refs, then use those refs to execute fill, click, and wait commands.

Yes, you can maintain persistent authentication and cookies across multiple web automation sessions. It supports persistent state management, allowing you to reuse existing sessions and handle multi-site automations seamlessly.

The best way to scrape data via a command line interface is to open the target website, take a snapshot to identify element refs, and execute extraction commands. This approach ensures stable element references and retains context for AI-guided workflows.

Yes, this browser automation tool supports multi-site sessions for AI workflows. It manages persistent state and provides a comprehensive CLI to orchestrate interactions across different websites within the same automated session.

You should use ref-based snapshots for web automation because they minimize context token usage and maintain stable element references across actions. Direct DOM interaction often breaks when page structures change, whereas refs provide lasting stability.