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Browserbase's official collection of agent skills to access the web.

Claude Code

Browserbase Skills is an official agent skill collection that enables Claude Code and other AI coding agents to perform sophisticated web browser automation through the Browserbase platform and its browse CLI. The package includes 17 specialized skills ranging from basic browser control and web scraping to advanced capabilities like self-improving automation, adversarial UI testing, competitor research, and converting browser traces into OpenAPI specifications. Developers can install the entire marketplace via a single command, then ask Claude in natural language to browse websites, test localhost applications, sync cookies, or deploy serverless browser functions.

Key Features

17 specialized browser automation skills including browser control, functions deployment, trace capture, and API generation
Remote Browserbase sessions with verified browsers, CAPTCHA solving, and residential proxy support
Self-improving browser automation (autobrowse) that iteratively refines navigation tasks until reliable
AI-powered adversarial UI testing that analyzes git diffs or explores apps to find bugs
Cookie sync from local Chrome to Browserbase persistent contexts for authenticated browsing
Competitor research automation with company discovery, deep analysis, and HTML report generation
Safe browser mode with CDP-gated domain allowlist enforcement for controlled agent access
WebMCP script authoring and site-specific automation with the Stagehand runtime

Use Cases

  • 01Building AI agents that can browse websites, extract data, and summarize content from live pages
  • 02Testing localhost web applications with natural language QA instructions to Claude
  • 03Automating competitor analysis and market research by discovering, analyzing, and scoring companies
  • 04Migrating Python browser-use automation scripts to TypeScript Stagehand for Browserbase deployment
  • 05Creating domain-restricted browser agents that can only access approved websites
  • 06Converting observed HTTP traffic from browser sessions into reusable OpenAPI specifications

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skills — FAQ

What is Browserbase Skills?+

Browserbase Skills is an official collection of 17 agent skills that enable Claude Code and other AI coding agents to perform browser automation, web scraping, testing, and research tasks through the Browserbase platform and its browse CLI.

How do I install Browserbase Skills in Claude Code?+

Run '/plugin marketplace add browserbase/skills' in Claude Code, then '/plugin install browse@browserbase', and restart Claude Code. Alternatively, use 'npx skills add browserbase/skills' from the command line.

Which AI clients work with Browserbase Skills?+

Browserbase Skills is designed primarily for Claude Code. The skills leverage the browse CLI and can work with any coding agent that supports the skills marketplace installation pattern.

Do I need a Browserbase account or API key?+

Some skills require a Browserbase account for remote sessions, verified browsers, and cloud functions. However, local browser automation with the '--local' flag works without an account. Install Chrome for your platform as a prerequisite.

Is Browserbase Skills free to use?+

The skills themselves are open source and free. However, usage of Browserbase cloud features (remote sessions, residential proxies, serverless functions) depends on your Browserbase account plan.

What can I do with the browser skill versus the functions skill?+

The browser skill automates web interactions via CLI commands for remote or local sessions. The functions skill deploys serverless browser automation scripts to the Browserbase cloud, allowing you to run browser tasks as managed cloud functions.

How do I install skills?+

Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. skills is a skill — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.

Is skills free?+

skills is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.

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