bluelovers/browser-automation SkillScore 95 Maintained Reliable, composable browser automation using minimal OpenCode Browser primitives.
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Source Imported bluelovers / ai-agents-profile
skills/browser-automation/SKILL.md
View on GitHub ↗ License MITImported 8/1/2026Version v1
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What I do Provide a safe, composable workflow for browsing tasks Use browser_query list and index selection to click reliably Confirm state changes after each action Support CLI-first debugging with opencode-browser tool commands Best-practice workflow Inspect tabs with browser_get_tabs Open new tabs with browser_open_tab when needed Navigate with browser_navigate if needed Wait for UI using browser_query with timeoutMs Discover candidates using browser_query with mode=list Click, type, or select using index Confirm using browser_query or browser_snapshot CLI-first debugging List all available tools: npx @different-ai/opencode-browser tools Run one tool directly: npx @different-ai/opencode-browser tool browser_status Pass JSON args: npx @different-ai/opencode-browser tool browser_query --args '{"mode":"page_text"}' Run smoke test: npx @different-ai/opencode-browser self-test After update, reload the unpacked extension in chrome://extensions This path is useful for reproducing selector/scroll issues quickly before running a full OpenCode session.
Selecting options Use browser_select for native <select> elements Prefer value or label; use optionIndex when needed Example: browser_select({ selector: "select", value: "plugin" }) Query modes text: read visible text from a matched elementvalue: read input valueslist: list many matches with text/metadataexists: check presence and countpage_text: extract visible page textOpening tabs Use browser_open_tab to create a new tab, optionally with url and active Example: browser_open_tab({ url: "https://example.com", active: false }) Troubleshooting If a selector fails, run browser_query with mode=page_text to confirm the content exists Use mode=list on broad selectors (button, a, *[role="button"], *[role="listitem"]) and choose by index For inbox/chat panes, try text selectors first (text:Subject line) then verify selection with browser_query For scrollable containers, pass both selector and x/y to browser_scroll and then verify scrollTop Confirm results after each action Want to see if bluelovers/browser-automation would activate on your phrasing? Try it before you install — no LLM call, no signup. Try this skill →