browse.sh

browse.sh is Browserbase’s open catalog and command line tool for reusable browser automation skills tailored to AI agents. Instead of asking an agent to rediscover how to search flights, check inventory, or book reservations, developers install site specific skills that encode those workflows in SKILL.md recipes.

What is browse. sh? browse. sh is Browserbase’s open catalog and command line tool for reusable browser automation skills tailored to AI agents. Instead of asking an agent to rediscover how to search flights, check inventory, or book reservations, developers install site specific skills that encode those workflows in SKILL. md recipes. Key Features: Open Web Skill Catalog: Hundreds of prebuilt skills for popular sites, each describing structured workflows an agent can follow reliably. Agent First Browser CLI: Text based commands like browse click, browse type, and browse screenshot control Chromium with selector or accessibility references. Integrated Debugging: browse network --tail and browse console --tail stream requests, errors, and warnings so teams can debug agent behavior quickly. Local And Cloud Sessions: Run against a local browser during development, then prefix commands with cloud to move workloads onto Browserbase’s remote infrastructure. Pros Huge Time Savings: Reusing skills removes a lot of prompt engineering and trial and error for repetitive web tasks. Token Efficient: Suggested DOM selectors and XHR shortcuts keep context small compared with dumping entire pages into an LLM. Good Observability: Network and console tails, plus screenshots, make it easier to trust and troubleshoot agents.