Browser Automation

Drive the desktop in the background and escalate only when needed

Drive a real browser to open pages, click through flows and capture screenshots

Launch an AI-controlled Chromium browser with the GStack sidebar extension

Pair a remote AI agent with your browser so it can work in your live session

Import cookies from your Chromium browser into a headless browsing session

Automate browsers over CDP for scraping, testing and screenshots

Reference the Browser Use Cloud API, SDKs, sessions and browser profiles

Write Python browser automation with the open-source browser-use library

Drive an isolated Browser Use Cloud browser from a sandboxed machine

Set up x402 pay-per-request Browser Use Cloud access from a USDC wallet

Drive visible desktop apps and browser windows through clicks, typing and screenshots

Drive a real browser to check pages, read console and network logs and take screenshots

Automate a browser from the command line to fill forms, click and take screenshots

Automate web browsers with AI-optimized page snapshots for agent workflows

Extract structured data from web pages with PII and prompt injection checks

Fill web forms by mapping field names to values with saved templates

Run plain-language browser actions when a page is easier to describe than select

Log in once, sanitize cookies and store a reusable session handle

Record a browser session as a replayable trace of every action

Replay recorded browser sessions and recover when page layouts drift

Automate Anchor Browser tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Browseai tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Browser Tool tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Browserbase Tool tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Browserhub tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Browserless tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Cloudflare Browser Rendering tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate Hyperbrowser tasks with the Rube MCP toolkit from Composio

Automate websites with persistent page state for navigation, forms and screenshots

Automate Chrome through an accessibility-tree filesystem with the DOMShell MCP server

Automate Safari on macOS and keep your logins through the safari-mcp server

Drive the Japan Post Web Yu-pri browser UI for login, dry runs and form filling

Build GUI agents that read screenshots and drive desktop apps by mouse and keyboard

Script browser tasks from the shell with the Chrome DevTools CLI

Control a visible agent browser to navigate, click, type and take screenshots

Drive native desktop apps with computer use for clicks, typing and screenshots

Automate websites from the command line: navigate, fill forms, click and extract data

Run agent-browser on AWS Bedrock AgentCore cloud browsers with AWS credentials

Learn the agent-browser basics: snapshots, element refs, forms, tabs and screenshots

Record browser traffic as a HAR file and generate a standalone client for the site

Automate and test Electron desktop apps like VS Code and Slack

Read channels, send messages and search Slack through browser automation

Run headless Chrome in Vercel Sandbox microVMs for browser automation

Automate websites with Playwright and Windows desktop apps with UI automation

Automate Chrome pages, capture screenshots and profile performance with DevTools

Fill in web forms automatically with the Playwright MCP server

Drive a live browser from async Python using the QwenPaw built-in Browser SDK

Attach to a running Chrome browser over CDP and share it across agents and tools

Choose whether the agent browser shows a window and which debugging port it uses