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About opencli-browser

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opencli-browser

Drive a real Chrome window to inspect pages, fill forms, click through flows

opencli-browser is an agent skill from the jackwener opencli project, listed on skills.sh. It lets an agent drive a real Chrome window to inspect pages, fill in forms, click through flows and extract data. The skill is for an agent task on a live browser, rather than for building a reusable adapter, which is covered by the separate adapter author skill. The browser interaction is selector-first: the agent acts through numeric element references, which the project says hold up when the page layout changes, or through CSS selectors. Each action returns a structured result with a match level, such as exact, stable or reidentified, so the agent knows how confident the match is. Before anything else, the agent runs opencli doctor, because the browser, the extension and the debug port must be working, and the doctor output names the problem when they are not. The skill covers the session lifecycle. It suits agents that need to act in a logged-in browser session on the user's behalf, for example to check an order status or to fill a repeated form.

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Price
Free
Made by
jackwener
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/jackwener/opencli/opencli-browser