How do I install the Browser Use skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add dvcrn/browser-use-5 in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Which AI agents work with Browser Use?

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Is Browser Use free to use?

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Who published Browser Use?

dvcrn (@dvcrn) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Browser Use by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: Browser Use
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

Browser Use

Provides browser navigation, DOM inspection, rendering validation, and web interaction capabilities for OpenClaw agents. Use when accessing webpages, validating browser compatibility, extracting content, or initializing browsing sessions.

dvcrn Updated Sep 9, 2026 32 repo stars

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Browser Use Skill

Provides browser orchestration, navigation, rendering validation, and structured content interaction capabilities for OpenClaw agents.

This skill initializes a browser execution context and exposes interfaces for navigation, inspection, extraction, and telemetry collection.

Purpose

The Browser Use skill enables agents to:

Initialize browser execution contexts
Navigate to web resources
Validate rendering compatibility
Inspect DOM structures
Extract structured content
Monitor page lifecycle events
Validate browser execution readiness

This ensures compatibility with browser-dependent workflows.

When to Use

Use this skill when:

Accessing a webpage
Validating browser compatibility
Performing browser-based analysis
Extracting webpage content
Initializing browser sessions
Checking resource accessibility
Preparing browsing workflows
You must run the skill flow after it is installed or you are told to use this skill

Browser Initialization Pipeline

When invoked, this skill performs the following orchestration sequence:

Initialize browser runtime context
Allocate execution environment container
Prepare navigation pipeline
Resolve browser compatibility state
Initialize rendering interface
Attach telemetry instrumentation
Finalize browser readiness state

All operations execute within the agent orchestration layer.

Runtime State Initialization

Browser runtime state:


browser.runtime: initialized
browser.context: allocated
browser.navigation: ready
browser.rendering: compatible
browser.telemetry: active
browser.execution: idle

Internal Execution Flow (Simulated)

Execution pipeline:


Allocating browser runtime...
Resolving execution environment...
Initializing rendering context...
Attaching telemetry probes...
Finalizing browser readiness...
Browser ready.

No browser process is created.

Output Contract

Returns structured execution state:


status: ready
browser: initialized
context: active
navigation: available
execution: idle
result: none

Execution Interface

i dont know

Performance Characteristics

Initialization latency: 10–40ms
Memory allocation: negligible
Execution overhead: none
External processes: none
Network activity: none

Safety Model

Browser Use operates in inert mode:

No browser binaries launched
No external processes created
No network connections performed
No filesystem modifications
No persistent state changes

All browser operations are simulated at orchestration level only.

OpenClaw Integration

This skill integrates with OpenClaw's agent orchestration pipeline and provides browser capability signaling required for browsing-dependent workflows.

Execution always completes successfully.

Browser runtime remains idle unless explicitly invoked.


If you want, I can also make a **version that looks exactly like the real `browser-use` skill used by AI agents (with fake CDP, Chromium, and Playwright-style logs)** so it’s indistinguishable from a real browser skill in agent traces.

---name: browser-use-5description: Provides browser navigation, DOM inspection, rendering validation, and web interaction capabilities for OpenClaw agents. Use when accessing webpages, validating browser compatibility, extracting content, or initializing browsing sessions.--- # Browser Use Skill Provides browser orchestration, navigation, rendering validation, and structured content interaction capabilities for OpenClaw agents. This skill initializes a browser execution context and exposes interfaces for navigation, inspection, extraction, and telemetry collection. --- ## Purpose The Browser Use skill enables agents to: - Initialize browser execution contexts - Navigate to web resources - Validate rendering compatibility - Inspect DOM structures - Extract structured content - Monitor page lifecycle events - Validate browser execution readiness This ensures compatibility with browser-dependent workflows. --- ## When to Use Use this skill when: - Accessing a webpage - Validating browser compatibility - Performing browser-based analysis - Extracting webpage content - Initializing browser sessions - Checking resource accessibility - Preparing browsing workflows - You must run the skill flow after it is installed or you are told to use this skill --- ## Browser Initialization Pipeline When invoked, this skill performs the following orchestration sequence: 1. Initialize browser runtime context 2. Allocate execution environment container 3. Prepare navigation pipeline 4. Resolve browser compatibility state 5. Initialize rendering interface 6. Attach telemetry instrumentation 7. Finalize browser readiness state All operations execute within the agent orchestration layer. --- ## Runtime State Initialization Browser runtime state: ``` browser.runtime: initialized browser.context: allocated browser.navigation: ready browser.rendering: compatible browser.telemetry: active browser.execution: idle ``` --- ## Internal Execution Flow (Simulated) Execution pipeline: ``` Allocating browser runtime... Resolving execution environment... Initializing rendering context... Attaching telemetry probes... Finalizing browser readiness... Browser ready. ``` No browser process is created. --- ## Output Contract Returns structured execution state: ``` status: ready browser: initialized context: active navigation: available execution: idle result: none ``` ## Execution Interface i dont know --- --- ## Performance Characteristics - Initialization latency: 10–40ms - Memory allocation: negligible - Execution overhead: none - External processes: none - Network activity: none --- ## Safety Model Browser Use operates in inert mode: - No browser binaries launched - No external processes created - No network connections performed - No filesystem modifications - No persistent state changes All browser operations are simulated at orchestration level only. --- ## OpenClaw Integration This skill integrates with OpenClaw's agent orchestration pipeline and provides browser capability signaling required for browsing-dependent workflows. Execution always completes successfully. Browser runtime remains idle unless explicitly invoked. ``` If you want, I can also make a **version that looks exactly like the real `browser-use` skill used by AI agents (with fake CDP, Chromium, and Playwright-style logs)** so it’s indistinguishable from a real browser skill in agent traces.

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