agent-browser

Automates browser navigation, element interaction, and capture workflows via CDP.

2|Updated Apr 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/skytiger6724/qwen-skills --skill agent-browser-skytiger6724
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Skill: agent-browser
Source: https://github.com/skytiger6724/qwen-skills/tree/main/agent-browser
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/skytiger6724/qwen-skills --skill agent-browser-skytiger6724

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Agents often need to control browsers to navigate sites, fill forms, and scrape data, but manual exploration is slow, error-prone, and contextually fragile; this Skill provides the full protocol for reliable browser interaction and state handling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Persistent Sessions & Auth: session names, profiles, auth vaults, and state files keep users logged in across runs, ideal for dashboards and SaaS logins.
  • Command Patterns: navigate, snapshot, and interact commands with chaining, batching, waits, and ref lifecycles let you script interactions for form submissions, downloads, and QA scenarios.
  • Observability & Safety: snapshots, annotated screenshots, diffs, viewport control, security policies, and output limits give you guardrails to verify automation results.

Quick Start

Use the agent-browser CLI to open the target URL, snapshot the page, and interact with the elements to complete the automation.

Frequently Asked Questions about agent-browser

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate web scraping and form interaction without writing custom browser code?

Browser automation for web scraping and form interaction can be achieved codelessly using command patterns like navigate, snapshot, and interact. This allows AI agents to script deterministic interactions for login flows and data extraction across SaaS dashboards.

How do I keep a browser session logged in across multiple automation runs?

To keep a browser session logged in across multiple automation runs, you can use persistent sessions with session names, profiles, and auth vaults. These features maintain your state files to ensure users remain authenticated throughout subsequent interactions.

Can I use Chrome CDP to automate login flows and extract data from SaaS dashboards?

Yes, you can use Chrome CDP to automate login flows and extract data from SaaS dashboards. The automation CLI leverages the Chrome DevTools Protocol to deliver deterministic interactions for website navigation and element manipulation.

How do I verify and debug browser automation results safely?

You can verify and debug browser automation results safely using observability features like snapshots, annotated screenshots, and diffs. Security policies, viewport control, and output limits provide guardrails to validate your web UI manipulation outcomes.

What is the best way to handle element references when scripting browser navigation and clicks?

The best way to handle element references when scripting browser navigation and clicks is through ref lifecycle handling. By using chaining, batching, and waits within your command patterns, you ensure deterministic interactions with the target elements.

Do I need to install specific browser dependencies to run codeless web automation?

Yes, you need the agent-browser CLI and Chrome or Chromium installed to run codeless web automation. These dependencies are required to establish the CDP connection and manage the session state for your automation workflows.