Description
cloud-browser-use is an agent skill from the Browser Use project that works as a reference for Browser Use Cloud, the hosted API and SDK for browser automation. It helps an agent choose the right approach for the job. For a hosted task where you send a task in and get a result back, it points to the V4 SDK runs resource. For an agent that needs a browser of its own, it points to the V4 SDK browsers resource or the REST and CDP interfaces, and reminds the agent to stop the browser explicitly when it is finished. For local framework development it says to use the open-source browser-use skill instead of Cloud SDK calls. The skill covers the Cloud REST API, the SDKs and integration patterns, and it sends the agent to the reference file that matches what the user needs. It notes that eligible new Google, GitHub or Microsoft signups get a one-time $15 Cloud credit with no card required, and that email and password signups do not qualify. Paid-only models need a top-up. The skill says to reuse an existing BROWSER_USE_API_KEY or guide the user through creating one, and to keep keys on the server, never in prompts or client bundles.…
Highlights
- Hosted task API and SDK reference
- Browser resources for agents that need one
- One-time $15 credit for eligible signups
- Keeps API keys on the server
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cloud FAQ
What does the cloud-browser-use skill do?
It helps an AI agent use Browser Use Cloud, the hosted API and SDK for browser automation, and points to the right reference for the task.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/browser-use/browser-use --skill cloud
Is there a free credit?
Eligible new Google, GitHub or Microsoft signups get a one-time $15 Cloud credit with no card required. Email and password signups do not qualify. Paid-only models need a top-up.
Where should the API key go?
The skill says to keep keys server-side, never in prompts or client bundles.
What security checks has it passed?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Pass and Snyk Warn. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
What are the best cloud alternatives?
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