agent-browser

Automate browser tasks for web testing by using a command-line interface to navigate pages, fill forms, click elements, and capture data across multi-page flows. It applies snapshot-based element refs to interact with dynamic content and extract data.

Browser automation with snapshot-based element refs works by capturing a snapshot of the page state, assigning references to elements, and chaining CLI commands to interact with those refs. This ensures reliable targeting of dynamic elements across isolated sessions.

Yes, you can automate login flows and session management for web testing. The tool applies session isolation to manage authentication states, allowing you to fill forms, click elements, and navigate across pages without session conflicts.

The best way to extract data and verify page states for QA workflows is to chain CLI commands that capture text and data from pages using snapshot refs. This approach retrieves content and validates page states for monitoring and testing dynamic web apps.

Yes, browser automation supports session isolation for concurrent tasks. It applies isolated sessions to each automation workflow, allowing you to run multiple browser tasks, form automations, and data extractions simultaneously without interference.

Using a CLI for browser automation allows you to chain commands and apply snapshot-based refs to interact with dynamic web apps. It provides templates and references to guide automation workflows, reducing the overhead of writing and maintaining traditional scripts.