agent-browser

You can automate browser interactions for web testing and data extraction by snapshotting a page to generate compact element refs, then driving actions like click, fill, or extract using those refs. This approach minimizes context and enables deterministic, replayable workflows across multi-page flows.

A refs-based interaction model uses compact references generated from page snapshots to target specific elements. Instead of relying on brittle CSS selectors, you pass refs to execute actions like click, fill, or extract, ensuring deterministic and consistent browser automation results.

Yes, you can capture screenshots and navigate pages across multi-page workflows. The automation supports page navigation, form filling, and data extraction, allowing you to script ref-driven actions consistently across single or multi-page web applications.

To get started with automating form filling, open a target URL, take a snapshot to generate element refs, and then execute actions using those refs. You can fill forms and navigate pages by driving interactions directly against the generated references.

No additional dependencies are required to run this. The Skill operates independently with a frontmatter-driven entry in SKILL.md and supports optional scripts, references, and assets to extend its behavior without needing external packages.

The best way to automate regression checks for multi-page flows is to script ref-driven actions against the pages. By snapshotting to generate compact refs and replaying actions like click and extract, QA teams can ensure consistency and replayability across web applications.