What problem does it solve?
Browser agents often start unsafe, run without runtime capability proof, and leave no durable evidence for what happened during clicks, typing, navigation, and cleanup.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Evidence-first browser harnessing: prepares a bounded browser automation packet that captures URL/route, interaction trace, console/network/DOM, screenshots, accessibility/performance signals, and cleanup proof before any completion claim.
- Safety boundaries & anti-slop gates: enforces sandboxing, forbids sensitive/unsafe actions unless explicitly scoped, and supports design-facing gates that block approvals when required proof is missing.
- Surface verification & handoff-ready reporting: uses MCP discovery and runtime availability checks (browser/Playwright/DevTools) to either run a harness-capable session or return PARTIAL/BLOCKED with a clear fallback.
Quick Start
Use the browser-agent-harness skill to create an evidence-backed browser session plan for your target page or local preview, then ask your AI tool to execute only the approved bounded actions and return the filled harness report.