Browse.sh

Browse.sh is an open catalog of browser-automation skills, built around a command-line tool for AI agents. Each skill is a tested playbook that teaches an agent to use one website — which buttons to click, which data endpoints to call, which errors to expect. The catalog holds hundreds of skills, covering sites like Ticketmaster, FlightAware, Glassdoor, and SAM.gov. You add a skill with one command, such as browse skills add ticketmaster.com. That gives your agents a tested path through pages that usually break automation.

Key Features

1. Tested website playbooks

Each skill records the endpoints, headers, and parsing rules an agent needs for a site. No guessing, no brittle screen scraping.

2. Token-saving selectors

Skills ship ready-made selectors that point an agent straight at page elements, plus direct data requests. This can cut token costs by 50x.

3. Full browser control

Agents click, scroll, type, hover, and press keys. They can find page elements by selector or by labels the agent can read.

4. Live session debugging

You can capture a session's network traffic, screenshots, and page data as it happens. That makes failed runs easy to inspect.

5. Local or cloud runs

Run skills from your own Chrome or on cloud browser sessions. Cloud mode adds verified browsers, CAPTCHA solving, and proxies.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What exactly is a skill?

A skill is a playbook file that tells an AI agent how to use one website step by step. It covers which buttons to click, which data endpoints to call, and which errors to expect. You install one with browse skills add plus the site name.

What does the browse CLI do?

The browse CLI runs skills, drives the browser, and handles debugging and cloud sessions. It is designed to be driven by AI agents, not just by humans.

Which websites can it automate?

Hundreds of sites have skills: Ticketmaster, FlightAware, Glassdoor, SAM.gov, Airbnb, Booking.com, Craigslist, and many more. You can add any site with browse skills add plus its domain.

Do I need an account?

No account is needed to browse the open catalog. Cloud features like verified browsers and residential proxies run on Browserbase, which needs an account.

How is this different from web scraping?

Scraping only pulls raw page text. Browse.sh skills guide an agent through full tasks like booking or form filling, using the site's own buttons and data endpoints.

Conclusion

Browse.sh gives AI agents a tested manual for the web. Instead of guessing at pages, agents follow skills that cut token costs and break less often. Local runs keep things simple, and cloud sessions add scale for hard sites. For developers automating real websites, it is a practical starting point. Check browse.sh for the full skill list.