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Guide browser tasks in the person's own Chrome using existing sign-ins. Covers tab management, site permissions, form entry, GIF recordings, and console inspection, with clear steps for handling connection failures and unresponsive pages.
Publish updated Chrome binaries to Remotion Lambda’s test region, update layer references and version documentation, and verify rendering with Docker before rolling the update out to all supported regions.
Automate Chrome using an existing login session through CDP, Chrome’s remote control interface. Open pages, click elements, enter text, extract page content, run JavaScript, and inspect authentication tokens with agent-browser.
Diagnose Claude in Chrome connection failures on macOS by checking native messaging hosts, the processes linking Chrome to Claude, and their settings. It guides fixes for competing configurations, stale wrappers, and session conflicts, including restart steps.
Connect to an existing Chrome browser or launch one with an explicit debugging port for sharing across agents and tools. It also covers scanning local CDP ports, the connection endpoints used to control a browser.
Operate Chrome from Qwen Code to navigate pages, click controls, fill forms, and capture screenshots. It can work with existing tabs or new ones, using page structure and visual controls to carry out browser tasks.
Automate searches, navigation, and form entry in a visible Chrome window using agent-browser. Connect through Chrome’s remote control interface, retain login sessions in a dedicated profile, and show screenshots after significant actions.
Helps agents find and use OpenCLI commands for websites and Chrome. It guides command discovery, input checks, result interpretation, and error recovery so agents can select suitable browser tools or reusable website commands.
Uses OpenCLI to inspect and interact with Chrome pages, including logged-in websites. Agents can fill forms, extract page data, inspect captured network requests, take screenshots, and manage Chrome tabs, groups, and windows.
Automate an existing Chrome session through hive-browser commands. Covers page inspection, screenshot-based clicks, text entry, and result checks, including controls hidden inside nested web components and recovery steps for connection timeouts.
Operate an isolated Browser Use Cloud browser from a machine without usable local Chrome. Navigate pages, inspect content, fill forms, manage tabs, and capture screenshots through the Browser Use CLI, then stop the browser after use.
Capture an entire web page as a full-page screenshot using Chrome DevTools Protocol, Chrome's developer control interface. The workflow needs no additional dependencies and provides page images for portfolios, case studies, and audit reports.
Automate Chrome tasks such as navigating pages, clicking buttons, and filling forms. Capture screenshots or GIF recordings, and inspect console logs, the messages a website produces, to review interactions and investigate problems.
Rebuild and install the Remotion Canvas Capture Chrome extension in a durable location, restore it after a working directory is deleted, and reload it in a compatible browser. It also prepares a webpage and still preview before manual recording.
Control and inspect a live Chrome browser through Chrome DevTools MCP. Automate page interactions, capture screenshots, inspect errors and network requests, and record performance data to investigate slow loading and unexpected layout changes.
Connect an agent to an existing Chrome browser, find local CDP ports used for remote browser control, or start a browser on a specified port for sharing with other agents and tools.
Prepare text, image, and video posts for X, or turn Markdown drafts into long-form X Articles. The skill uses a real Chrome browser to compose content and supports review before publishing.
Launch a standalone Chrome browser in a Daytona sandbox and control it through CDP, a browser debugging connection. Use it to complete sign-in, OAuth authorization, and web administration flows, then verify the visible results.
Turn a demonstrated computer workflow or an imported Chrome Recorder flow into a portable Skill draft. Recordings are named and saved automatically, and users can review or edit steps before exporting the package.
Chrome/ブラウザ拡張機能開発の包括的ガイド。WXTフレームワーク、Manifest V3、Chrome API、テスト手法、ストア公開（CWS API v2 での提出自動化を含む）をカバー。Use when: ブラウザ拡張機能を作成・修正・公開する時。Triggers on 'ブラウザ拡張機能', 'Chrome拡張', 'browser extension', 'WXT', 'content script', 'service worker', 'side panel', 'Chrome Web Store 公開', 'CWS 提出'.
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Target a specific Google Chrome user profile for browser automation via CDP. Discovers installed profiles from the Chrome Local State file, launches Chrome with the requested profile attached to a debug port, and connects agent-browser via `agent-browser connect <port>`. Use when "automate using my Work/Personal Chrome", "open site with my saved session", or "use Chrome profile named <name>". NOT for headless scraping without an existing user profile (use mk:agent-browser directly); NOT for importing cookies only (use agent-browser --auto-connect state save).
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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.
Develop and maintain the WXT browser extension that adds a Repomix button to GitHub repository pages. The skill covers Chrome, Firefox, and Edge compatibility, extension scripts, translation files, and commands for building, linting, and testing.
Create, edit, and install extensions for Agent Zero Browser, including extensions from Chrome Web Store. It guides permission reviews and checks for suspicious behavior, with new extensions built as readable files that users can inspect.