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BrowserSkill

Lets AI agents drive your signed-in Chrome or Edge from the shell

  • Agent skills and plugins
  • Agent frameworks and tools
  • Developer tools
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What it is

A CLI with a background daemon and a Chrome/Edge extension that gives shell-capable AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex access to your real browser with its existing logins. Agents run tasks in a separate visible window where they read pages, click and type, fill forms, take full-page screenshots, extract tables as JSON or CSV, and record tab video. Developers also use it to debug websites, tying agent actions to network requests, console messages, and slow APIs, with request replay and exportable evidence.

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Stars
9,273 GitHub stars.
9,273

Forks
666
Commits
831
Contributors
33
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Last commit
Oct 20, 2026
On GitHub since
June 2026
First release
June 2026
Platforms
macOS, Windows, Linux, CLI
Self-hostable
No
Tags
  • agent-skills
  • browser-automation
  • ai-agents
  • debugging
  • web-scraping
  • browser-extension

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