Control Chrome via CDP to navigate, evaluate scripts, and capture screenshots.
npx skills add https://github.com/tense-i/stock-market-simulator --skill browser-tense-i
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: browser Source: https://github.com/tense-i/stock-market-simulator/tree/main/skills/browser Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tense-i/stock-market-simulator --skill browser-tense-i
Automates browser automation tasks by leveraging the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) to control a running Chrome instance locally, enabling scripted navigation, JS evaluation, element inspection, and screenshots without a full automation framework.
Launch Chrome with remote debugging on port 9222 and run the helper scripts to perform a sequence of CDP-based actions.
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Automate browser tasks with CDP by connecting to a running Chrome instance over localhost:9222 to navigate pages, evaluate scripts, take screenshots, and inspect DOM elements without a dedicated server.
Execute JavaScript in a page context using CDP by connecting to a running Chrome instance locally and running helper scripts that evaluate commands directly in the browser environment and return structured JSON results.
Take screenshots and inspect DOM nodes without a full automation framework by using CDP helper scripts to control a local Chrome instance, capturing page images and collecting metadata for testing or QA reports.
No dedicated MCP server is needed to connect to Chrome over localhost:9222. You can launch Chrome with remote debugging enabled and use CDP helper scripts directly to perform interactive browser automation.
CDP-based navigation handles tab switching and URL routing by sending protocol commands over a WebSocket connection to a local Chrome instance, enabling scripts to launch Chrome, navigate to URLs, and switch tabs programmatically.
Limitations of using CDP over WebSocket include requiring a manually launched Chrome instance with remote debugging on port 9222, relying on the ws dependency, and lacking the built-in driver management found in full automation frameworks.
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