browserwing

Execute browser automation tasks through an HTTP API.

103|14|Updated Feb 22, 2026

Search Tags:#data-extraction #web-automation #browser-automation #http-api #qa-testing #accessibility-snapshot

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npx skills add https://github.com/szsip239/teamclaw --skill browserwing-szsip239

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Skill: browserwing
Source: https://github.com/szsip239/teamclaw/tree/main/data/skills/browserwing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/szsip239/teamclaw --skill browserwing-szsip239

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates browser automation tasks by exposing a stable HTTP API, enabling programmatic control of navigation, element interaction, data extraction, and page analysis without manual browser control.

Core Features & Use Cases

Navigate pages, click, type, and interact with elements
Extract data and content from pages, including accessibility snapshots
Run batch operations and retrieve screenshots or JavaScript evaluation for automation pipelines
Use cases include automated QA, data collection, UI testing, and knowledge augmentation workflows.

Quick Start

Navigate to a page, snapshot accessibility data, and perform a simple interaction using element RefIDs.

Frequently Asked Questions about browserwing

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I automate browser interactions via HTTP API?▼

Browser automation via HTTP API is achieved by programmatically sending requests to navigate pages, click elements, type text, and extract data. This enables automated navigation and element interaction without manual browser control.

Can I extract page accessibility snapshots during web automation?▼

Yes, you can extract page accessibility snapshots during web automation. The HTTP API supports retrieving accessibility data and page content to analyze UI structure for automated QA and data collection workflows.

What is the best way to run batch operations for automated QA testing?▼

The best way to run batch operations for automated QA testing is using an HTTP API to control browsers programmatically. This allows you to execute multiple navigation and interaction tasks sequentially across web pages.

Does browser automation work for JavaScript evaluation and screenshots?▼

Yes, browser automation works for JavaScript evaluation and screenshots. The HTTP API supports retrieving JavaScript evaluation results and capturing screenshots to integrate into automated testing pipelines.

What are the limitations of using HTTP API for web automation?▼

A limitation of using HTTP API for web automation is that it requires programmatic control setup without manual browser interfaces. However, it provides stable automation pipelines for navigation, data extraction, and UI testing workflows.

Do I need a specific framework to extract data from web pages using HTTP?▼

No specific framework is needed to extract data from web pages using HTTP. The HTTP API operates independently, enabling automated data extraction and content retrieval directly through programmatic requests.