What is Browse.sh?

Browse.sh is an open catalog of browser automation skills for any website. It provides a collection of reusable SKILL.md recipes that teach AI agents how to complete tasks online, combined with a powerful CLI tool called browse that lets you install and run those skills. The platform bridges the gap between raw browser automation and intelligent AI-driven web interaction, offering pre-built recipes for sites like Ticketmaster, FlightAware, Glassdoor, and SAM.gov.

Who it's for

• AI developers and engineers who need to give their agents reliable, token-efficient ways to automate complex web tasks without writing custom scrapers from scratch.
• Automation enthusiasts looking for a ready-made library of browser skills that handle DOM selectors, XHR requests, and session management out of the box.
• Productivity power users who want to chain multiple website automations together — like planning a road trip with campsite bookings, EV charging stops, and expense reimbursement — all through a single CLI command.

Key features

Skill catalog with reusable recipes

The open web catalog contains SKILL.md files for dozens of websites, each describing exactly how to complete a specific task. Skills cover methods like API calls, hybrid browser+API workflows, fetch operations, and pure browser automation. Each recipe includes suggested DOM selectors and XHR request patterns that dramatically reduce token costs.

Low-level browser primitives

The browse CLI gives AI agents direct control over any web page with commands like click, type, select, press, scroll, and screenshot. Agents can address elements by CSS selectors or accessibility references, making it possible to drive any page regardless of its structure or complexity.

Real-time network and console monitoring

You can tail the network requests and console output of any browse session in real time. This gives both AI agents and human operators full visibility into what the page is doing — every API call, every error, every warning — enabling precise debugging and optimization.

Cloud session support

All CLI commands work natively with local Chromium, but you can switch to remote sessions on Browserbase's Platform by prefixing any command with cloud. This enables cloud-based browsing, search API access, and fetch operations without running a local browser instance.

What stands out

"Suggested DOM selectors and XHR requests cut token costs by 50x."

This isn't just another browser automation tool — it's a token-efficiency engine for AI agents. By packaging battle-tested selectors and request patterns into reusable skills, Browse.sh eliminates the trial-and-error token waste that plagues most AI web automation attempts. The combination of a community-driven skill catalog with a CLI that works both locally and in the cloud makes it uniquely practical for production AI workflows.

Worth checking out if…

You're building AI agents that need to interact with real websites reliably, or you want to automate repetitive web tasks without writing custom code for every site. Browse.sh is especially valuable if you're working with Claude or other AI assistants that can execute CLI commands, since the skills integrate seamlessly into natural-language workflows like "Plan a road trip with EV charging stops and campsites for each night."