agent-browser

Browser automation for AI agents is handled by chaining CLI commands to open URLs, fill forms, click elements, and extract data. It enables form submission, navigation, and data extraction on websites to reduce manual web tasks.

Yes, authenticated sessions can be maintained using state persistence. The CLI supports multi-session workflows and stateful browsing, allowing AI agents to coordinate browsing tasks across different contexts while keeping authentication state.

The CLI supports commands including open, snapshot, fill, click, wait, and session management. These commands can be chained together for efficient automation of website interactions like navigating URLs and submitting forms.

Multi-session workflows support coordinating browsing tasks across multiple sites. AI agents can extract data, fill forms, and verify results across different contexts using stateful browsing and session management capabilities.

Data extraction is performed by opening URLs and using commands like snapshot, fill, and click to navigate and capture website content. The CLI chains these actions to automate extraction workflows efficiently for AI agents.

Browser automation handles form submission by filling and clicking elements, but complex workflows may require careful command chaining. The CLI supports wait commands and state persistence to manage timing and authentication across multi-step interactions.