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---
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name: browser-use
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description: Use to operate a web browser — open URLs, read page content, click, fill forms, take screenshots — through the Tutti CLI.
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---
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# Browser Use
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Use this skill for browser tasks: open URLs, read pages, click, fill forms, run page JS, or capture screenshots.
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Drive the browser only through `{{.CLICommand}} browser`. The Tutti daemon owns the browser session. Do not launch `open`, `xdg-open`, `start`, `google-chrome`, `chromium`, or direct browser automation; those are outside the managed session.
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## Protocol
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1. Open a requested URL directly with `{{command "browser.open" (args "url" "<url>")}}`. This creates and selects a managed Browser page before loading the URL. Do not use a cold `navigate` call as the first command.
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2. Read the current page with `{{command "browser.snapshot"}}`; use returned `uid` values for interactions.
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3. Act with `{{command "browser.click" (args "uid" "<uid>")}}` or `{{command "browser.fill" (args "uid" "<uid>" "value" "<text>")}}`.
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4. Use `{{command "browser.list-pages"}}` to inspect the workspace Browser and any session-owned Agent Browser tabs. Select a stable target with `{{command "browser.select-page" (args "page-id" "<id>")}}` when needed.
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5. Create another managed Browser page with `{{command "browser.new-page" (args "url" "<url>")}}` and close a page you own with `{{command "browser.close-page" (args "page-id" "<id>")}}`.
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6. Navigate the selected page later with `{{command "browser.navigate" (args "url" "<url>")}}`.
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7. Use `{{command "browser.eval" (args "script" "'() => document.title'")}}` for page JS and `{{command "browser.screenshot"}}` for a PNG path.
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8. Re-run `snapshot` after navigation or UI-changing actions because `uid` values can change.
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Append `--json` only when the exact command's help advertises it. Browser commands support JSON, but plain output is normally sufficient for page text.
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## Guardrails
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- The desktop browser session includes visible in-app BrowserNode tabs for the current workspace. Website App tabs are outside this automation scope.
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- User Browser tabs may contain the user's active work. Read or modify them only when that is required by the request.
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- If the desktop BrowserNode host or the headless managed Chrome backend is unavailable, report that error instead of falling back to shell/browser tools.
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