Description
opencli-operate is an agent skill from the jackwener opencli project, listed on skills.sh. It lets an agent control Chrome step by step through the OpenCLI command line: navigate, click, type, extract and wait. It uses the Chrome browser the user already has open, so existing login sessions are reused, and the page says no passwords are needed. The project states that no LLM API key is required for this skill. Two things must be in place: Chrome must be running, and the OpenCLI Browser Bridge extension must be installed. The first command is opencli doctor, which verifies the extension and the daemon are connected. The critical rules section sets out how the agent must behave while it works in the browser. It suits people who want an agent to carry out routine actions on sites they already use, such as checking a dashboard or filling a form they use every week. The listing shows a Warn result for the Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk checks, so read those before installing.…
Highlights
- Navigate, click, type, extract and wait
- Reuses existing Chrome login sessions
- No LLM API key needed
- Requires the Browser Bridge extension
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opencli-operate FAQ
What does opencli-operate do?
It drives Chrome step by step from the command line, using the logins already in the browser.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/jackwener/opencli --skill opencli-operate
What do I need?
Chrome running, and the OpenCLI Browser Bridge extension installed. Then run opencli doctor to check the connection.
Does it need an AI API key?
The skill page says no LLM API key is needed.
Has it been checked for security?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Warn, Socket Warn and Snyk Warn. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
What are the best opencli-operate alternatives?
Popular alternatives to opencli-operate include opencli-browser, agent-browser and opencli-browser-sitemap. See all opencli-operate alternatives