ck:agent-browser

Automate browser tasks via agent-browser CLI with snapshot and refs.

Updated Feb 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/haidonglethqb/CloudSchool --skill ck-agent-browser-haidonglethqb
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Skill: ck:agent-browser
Source: https://github.com/haidonglethqb/CloudSchool/tree/main/.qwen/skills/agent-browser
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/haidonglethqb/CloudSchool --skill ck-agent-browser-haidonglethqb

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Browser automation for AI agents often suffers from context drift and brittle workflows. This Skill provides a stable, context-efficient CLI that uses a snapshot + refs paradigm to coordinate long-running autonomous tasks across web pages.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Context-efficient navigation and interaction using stable element refs
  • Support for long-running AI sessions, self-verifying loops, and cloud/browser testing (Browserbase)
  • Deterministic workflows with snapshotting, state persistence, and optional cloud providers

Quick Start

Install and run the agent-browser CLI, then open a URL and begin automating with snapshot, click, and fill commands.

Frequently Asked Questions about ck:agent-browser

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

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How do I automate browser tasks for AI agents without causing context drift?

Browser automation for AI agents uses a context-efficient snapshot and refs paradigm to coordinate long-running tasks. This approach minimizes state leakage by capturing stable element references, ensuring deterministic multi-step navigation and form interactions across web pages.

Does browser automation work with cloud browser testing platforms like Browserbase?

Yes, browser automation supports cloud browser testing with Browserbase. It enables long-running autonomous AI sessions and self-verifying workflows by leveraging named sessions and optional cloud providers to execute deterministic tasks remotely.

What is the best way to run self-verifying browser automation workflows in long-running sessions?

The best way to run self-verifying browser workflows is using a context-efficient CLI with snapshotting and state persistence. By utilizing open, snapshot, click, and fill commands, AI agents can execute deterministic tasks and validate state across multi-step navigation.

How do I start automating web pages using the snapshot and refs system?

To start automating web pages, install and run the agent-browser CLI. You open a target URL, generate a snapshot to capture stable element refs, and then use click and fill commands to interact with the page, ensuring reliable, context-efficient navigation.

Why does browser automation fail during long-running autonomous AI sessions?

Browser automation often fails in long-running AI sessions due to context drift and brittle workflows. Without a context-efficient snapshot system, state leakage accumulates, degrading reliability; using stable element refs mitigates this by maintaining deterministic navigation.

Can I use video-enabled debugging for browser automation workflows?

Yes, video-enabled debugging is supported within browser automation workflows. By utilizing snapshotting and state persistence alongside named sessions, you can review multi-step navigation and form interactions, maximizing reliability for autonomous AI tasks.