Automate page interactions and screenshots with agent-browser running in AWS Bedrock AgentCore cloud browsers. Use standard browser commands, preserve login state across sessions with persistent profiles, and watch active sessions through an AWS Console link.
Turn existing website workflows into experimental WebMCP tools that agents can call. Create scripts, test cases, and reports to check that tool calls match the interface’s behavior and handle invalid inputs safely.
Add browser automation to Vercel apps by running agent-browser and headless Chrome in temporary, isolated virtual machines. Capture screenshots, inspect page structure, and complete multi-step forms while preserving browser state between commands.
Handle Slack tasks through browser automation, including checking unread channels, searching conversations, and sending messages. Extract channel details or message text, and save screenshots to document what was found in the workspace.
Follow practical agent-browser workflows to inspect pages, click elements, fill forms, extract information, and take screenshots. The guide also covers waiting for page changes, saving login state, and keeping separate browser sessions for different tasks.
Access and test protected Vercel deployments with agent-browser using an existing Vercel identity and a short-lived authentication token. Keep deployment protection enabled while diagnosing login redirects, environment access mismatches, and application authentication errors.
Automate Electron desktop apps with agent-browser through CDP, a browser debugging connection. Click controls, enter text, extract content, and capture screenshots while switching between app windows or embedded pages for routine work and testing.
Record a website's browser traffic, identify its internal API, and generate a script, command-line tool, or library that calls it directly. Turn recorded search and browsing flows into reusable functions, then verify them against live responses.
Set up a browser automation command-line tool for agents to navigate sites, fill forms, extract data, and capture screenshots. It also points to dedicated guides for app testing, Electron desktop apps, and cloud browsers.
Explore a web application as a user to find reproducible bugs and usability problems. Produce a structured report with reproduction steps, screenshots, and videos for interactive issues, giving responsible teams concrete evidence to investigate.
Classify skills CLI pull requests, or proposed code changes, as documentation, bug fixes, or enhancements using their descriptions and patches. Add one label when the evidence is clear, while preserving existing classification labels.
Assess skills CLI pull requests for focused bug fixes using visible patches and regression tests. Surface well-supported candidates with a label and brief maintainer comment, while keeping uncertain findings out of public updates.
Find installable agent skills for a specific task, check their sources and adoption, and present relevant options with explanations, links, and installation commands. Help install a selected skill when the user wants to proceed.
Deploy and manage Vercel projects using access tokens instead of interactive login. Covers selecting the right project and team, preview deployments, environment variables, domains, and checking deployment status and logs.
Review web interface code against the latest Web Interface Guidelines to identify issues in design, usability, and accessibility. Specify files or a file pattern, and receive concise findings with file names and line numbers.
Audit deployed Vercel projects for cost and performance improvements using production metrics. Examines usage, settings, and relevant code, then produces ranked recommendations supported by verified files and documentation matching the framework version.
Refactor React components into reusable pieces with clearer interfaces. Provides patterns for replacing excessive boolean settings, sharing state through providers, and designing component libraries, with additional guidance for React 19 APIs.
Write, review, and refactor React and Next.js code using performance guidelines ranked by impact. Covers sequential data requests, downloaded code size, server work, and unnecessary rendering to guide concrete implementation improvements.
Deploy apps and websites to Vercel and get a URL to share. The skill selects a deployment method based on Git integration and authentication, using preview deployments by default and production deployments when explicitly requested.
Review documentation and prose against the latest Writing Guidelines. Provide files or a file pattern, and the skill checks the retrieved rules and returns concise findings with file names and line numbers.
Add animations to React interfaces using the browser's built-in view transitions. Guides page changes, shared elements that move between views, list reordering, component appearance, and loading reveals, with CSS styling and Next.js integration guidance.
Build and improve mobile apps with React Native and Expo using prioritized implementation rules. Covers faster lists, animations, images, navigation, state management, and native dependencies, with explanations and code examples for reviewing common implementation choices.
Add and troubleshoot a developer panel in Svelte 5 json-render apps. Inspect JSON screen definitions, edit application state, review action and streaming timelines, browse component catalogs, and select elements directly from the page.
Debug json-render interfaces with an inspector panel that shows screen specifications, editable runtime state, action history, and streamed updates. Select a rendered page element to locate its definition and investigate display or interaction problems.
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