opencli-usage

You can automate interactions with websites and desktop apps using a unified command-line interface that exposes over 100+ adapters with consistent syntax. This eliminates manual screen-scraping by driving Chrome sessions and handling complex DOM interactions automatically.

You integrate external command-line tools through a passthrough mechanism that discovers and invokes utilities like gh, docker, and vercel via a single entry point. This exposes machine-readable command registries to enable seamless agentic workflows.

Yes, you can execute authenticated browser tasks by utilizing credential-aware adapters that drive Chrome sessions. This allows automated task execution for web services requiring login credentials without manual browser control.

The best way to discover available adapters is by running the opencli list command. This outputs a registry of all available website and Electron app adapters, showing their specific capabilities for your current automation task.

Yes, the unified CLI works with Electron desktop applications by treating them as part of its adapter surface. You can interact with over 100+ websites and Electron apps using the same consistent command syntax.

You should use a unified adapter surface instead of manual screen-scraping because it provides a standardized, agent-driven interface that handles authentication and DOM interaction automatically. This prevents scraping fragility and standardizes output formats.