Agent Browser Automation Guide FAQs

Question 1

How does the snapshot feature help AI agents?

Accepted Answer

Snapshots provide an accessibility-tree-like view of a page, assigning unique 'Refs' (e.g., @e1) to interactive elements, making it easier for AI to target and interact with them reliably.

Question 2

Does this skill support network request mocking?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes documentation for the 'network route' command, allowing you to intercept requests, block specific patterns (like analytics), or fulfill them with mock JSON data.

Question 3

How do I install the necessary browser binaries?

Accepted Answer

After installing the package via npm, you run 'agent-browser install' to download Chromium. On Linux, you can use 'agent-browser install --with-deps' to handle system dependencies.

Question 4

What is agent-browser?

Accepted Answer

Agent-browser is a CLI tool built in Rust and Node.js specifically designed for AI agents to perform headless browser automation and web interaction efficiently.

Question 5

Can I manage multiple browser sessions simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the CLI supports a --session flag and commands like 'session list' to manage independent browser instances with their own cookies, storage, and authentication states.

Agent Browser Automation Guide

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Agent Browser Automation Guide

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Use Cases