agent-browser

Automate browser interactions for AI agents via a CLI by using commands like open, snapshot, fill, click, and wait. It generates element refs via snapshots for deterministic web automation, data extraction, and testing across multiple sessions.

Fill forms and click elements during web automation by first generating a page snapshot to capture element refs. Use these refs with fill and click commands to interact with target elements deterministically without manual input.

Yes, you can handle authentication flows and login sessions for automated testing. The CLI supports session management to maintain authenticated states across multiple sites, enabling automated login to protected dashboards and subsequent data extraction.

The best way to extract data from a protected dashboard is to use the CLI to open the URL, manage the authentication login flow via session management, and use the get command to extract summary data for reporting.

Yes, browser automation supports capturing screenshots and waiting for page elements. The CLI provides explicit wait commands to handle dynamic content loading and screenshot commands to capture visual state during automation pipelines.

Use ref-based interactions for web automation because the snapshot command generates structured element refs. This allows AI agents to target elements reliably via CLI commands, ensuring deterministic execution across complex website structures.