BrowserSkill

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A CLI and browser extension that lets any shell-capable AI agent borrow your real, logged-in browser to perform browser automation without interrupting your work.

Author Tencent Open Sourced 2026-06-22 Last Commit Unknown

Introduction

BrowserSkill connects shell-capable AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and others to your already logged-in browser. Instead of spinning up isolated sessions, agents borrow a specific tab explicitly, return it when the task is done, and leave the rest of your browser untouched, so you can keep working while automation runs in a separate visible Agent Window.

Key Features

Reuse real login state so agents work with sites you are already signed into, without separate test accounts
Browser tasks run in a separate, visible Agent Window, keeping your own browser usable
Works with any agent that can call a shell through the bsk CLI, with no lock-in to a model or framework
Built-in human-in-the-loop handoff for captchas, logins, and confirmation dialogs

Use Cases

Automating web tasks on authenticated sites you already have open
Letting coding agents drive real browser state during development and testing
Web scraping, form filling, and end-to-end workflows that require human-only steps

Technical Highlights

Local runtime composed of the bsk CLI/daemon plus a Chrome/Edge extension
Cross-platform support for macOS, Linux, and Windows, with a one-line installer
Ships an installable skill that teaches agent harnesses how to use the bsk CLI