agent-browser
Browser automation CLI for AI agents. Use when the user needs to interact with websites, including navigating pages, filling…
Use this to skill to write shell scripts or run shell commands to automate tasks in the browser or otherwise use Chrome DevTools via CLI.
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Use this to skill to write shell scripts or run shell commands to automate tasks in the browser or otherwise use Chrome DevTools via CLI.
name: chrome-devtools-cli description: Use this to skill to write shell scripts or run shell commands to automate tasks in the browser or otherwise use Chrome DevTools via CLI.
The `chrome-devtools-mcp` CLI lets you interact with the browser from your terminal.
_Note: If this is your very first time using the CLI, see [references/installation.md](references/installation.md) for setup. Installation is a one-time prerequisite and is **not** part of the regular AI workflow._
1. **Execute**: Run tools directly (e.g., `chrome-devtools list_pages`). The background server starts implicitly; **do not** run `start`/`status`/`stop` before each use. 2. **Inspect**: Use `take_snapshot` to get an element `<uid>`. 3. **Act**: Use `click`, `fill`, etc. State persists across commands.
Snapshot example:
uid=1_0 RootWebArea "Example Domain" url="https://example.com/" uid=1_1 heading "Example Domain" level="1"
chrome-devtools <tool> [arguments] [flags]
Use `--help` on any command. Output defaults to Markdown, use `--output-format=json` for JSON.
chrome-devtools take_snapshot --help # Help message for commands, works for any command. chrome-devtools take_snapshot # Take a text snapshot of the page to get UIDs for elements chrome-devtools click "id" # Clicks on the provided element chrome-devtools click "id" --dblClick true --includeSnapshot true # Double clicks and returns a snapshot chrome-devtools drag "src" "dst" # Drag an element onto another element chrome-devtools drag "src" "dst" --includeSnapshot true # Drag an element and return a snapshot chrome-devtools fill "id" "text" # Type text into an input or select an option chrome-devtools fill "id" "text" --includeSnapshot true # Fill an element and return a snapshot chrome-devtools handle_dialog accept # Handle a browser dialog chrome-devtools handle_dialog dismiss --promptText "hi" # Dismiss a dialog with prompt text chrome-devtools hover "id" # Hover over the provided element chrome-devtools hover "id" --includeSnapshot true # Hover over an element and return a snapshot chrome-devtools press_key "Enter" # Press a key or key combination chrome-devtools press_key "Control+A" --includeSnapshot true # Press a key and return a snapshot chrome-devtools type_text "hello" # Type text using keyboard into a focused input chrome-devtools type_text "hello" --submitKey "Enter" # Type text and press a submit key chrome-devtools upload_file "id" "file.txt" # Upload a file through a provided element chrome-devtools upload_file "id" "file.txt" --includeSnapshot true # Upload a file and return a snapshot
chrome-devtools close_page 1 # Closes the page by its index chrome-devtools list_pages # Get a list of pages open in the browser chrome-devtools navigate_page --url "https://example.com" # Navigates the currently selected page to a URL chrome-devtools navigate_page --type "reload" --ignoreCache true # Reload page ignoring cache chrome-devtools navigate_page --url "https://example.com" --timeout 5000 # Navigate with a timeout chrome-devtools navigate_page --handleBeforeUnload "accept" # Handle before unload dialog chrome-devtools navigate_page --type "back" --initScript "foo()" # Navigate back and run an init script chrome-devtools new_page "https://example.com" # Creates a new page chrome-devtools new_page "https://example.com" --background true --timeout 5000 # Create new page in background chrome-devtools new_page "https://example.com" --isolatedContext "ctx" # Create new page with isolated context chrome-devtools select_page 1 # Select a page as a context for future tool calls chrome-devtools select_page 1 --bringToFront true # Select a page and bring it to front
chrome-devtools emulate --networkConditions "Offline" # Emulate network conditions chrome-devtools emulate --cpuThrottlingRate 4 --geolocation "0,0" # Emulate CPU throttling and geolocation chrome-devtools emulate --colorScheme "dark" --viewport "1920x1080" # Emulate color scheme and viewport chrome-devtools emulate --userAgent "Mozilla/5.0..." # Emulate user agent chrome-devtools resize_page 1920 1080 # Resizes the selected page's window
chrome-devtools performance_analyze_insight "1" "LCPBreakdown" # Get more details on a specific Performance Insight chrome-devtools performance_start_trace true false # Starts a performance trace recording chrome-devtools performance_start_trace true true --filePath t.gz # Start trace and save to a file chrome-devtools performance_stop_trace # Stops the active performance trace chrome-devtools performance_stop_trace --filePath "t.json" # Stop trace and save to a file chrome-devtools take_memory_snapshot "./snap.heapsnapshot" # Capture a memory heapsnapshot
chrome-devtools get_network_request # Get the currently selected network request chrome-devtools get_network_request --reqid 1 --requestFilePath req.md # Get request by id and save to file chrome-devtools get_network_request --responseFilePath res.md # Save response body to file chrome-devtools list_network_requests # List all network requests chrome-devtools list_network_requests --pageSize 50 --pageIdx 0 # List network requests with pagination chrome-devtools list_network_requests --resourceTypes Fetch # Filter requests by resource type chrome-devtools list_network_requests --includePreservedRequests true # Include preserved requests
chrome-devtools evaluate_script "() => document.title" # Evaluate a JavaScript function on the page evaluate_script "(a) => a.innerText" --args 1_4 # Evaluate JS with UID arguments chrome-devtools get_console_message 1 # Gets a console message by its ID chrome-devtools lighthouse_audit --mode "navigation" # Run Lighthouse audit for navigation chrome-devtools lighthouse_audit --mode "snapshot" --device "mobile" # Ru
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