# Stealth CLI > Anti-detection browser CLI powered by Camoufox. Browse the web, search, extract data, take screenshots, and crawl pages — all with C++ level fingerprint spoofing that bypasses Cloudflare, Google, and most bot detection systems. Use when this capability is needed. - Skill: `tomevault-io/stealth-cli` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files) - Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add tomevault-io/stealth-cli` - Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/tomevault-io/stealth-cli/raw - Safety review: pending - Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex - Category: Coding & Dev Tools - Author: tomevault-io (https://skillmd.com/u/tomevault-io) - Updated: 2026-09-17 - Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/tomevault-io/stealth-cli --- # stealth-cli Anti-detection browser CLI powered by Camoufox. Browse the web, search, extract data, take screenshots, and crawl pages — all with C++ level fingerprint spoofing that bypasses Cloudflare, Google, and most bot detection systems. ## When to use - User needs to browse a website that blocks automated tools - User needs to scrape data from protected pages - User needs to search Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo without being blocked - User needs screenshots of pages behind anti-bot protection - User needs to monitor a page for changes - User needs to extract structured data (links, images, meta tags) - User needs to crawl a site with anti-detection ## Prerequisites ```bash cd ~/Desktop/stealth-cli npm install # installs deps + downloads Camoufox (~300MB first time) ``` ## Commands ### Browse a page ```bash # Text output (default) stealth browse https://example.com # JSON output with metadata stealth browse https://example.com -f json # With proxy stealth browse https://example.com --proxy http://user:pass@host:port # With saved profile identity stealth browse https://example.com --profile us-desktop ``` ### Screenshot ```bash stealth screenshot https://example.com -o page.png stealth screenshot https://example.com --full -o full.png # full page stealth screenshot https://example.com --width 1920 --height 1080 ``` ### Search (bypasses anti-bot) ```bash # Google (auto-humanized: visits homepage, types query, presses enter) stealth search google "web scraping tools" -f json # Other engines stealth search duckduckgo "query" -f json stealth search bing "query" -f json stealth search youtube "query" -f json stealth search github "query" -f json # With warmup (visit random site first to build browsing history) stealth search google "query" -f json --warmup # Supported: google, duckduckgo, bing, youtube, github, amazon, # reddit, wikipedia, twitter, linkedin, tiktok, stackoverflow, # npmjs, yelp ``` ### Extract data ```bash # Extract all links stealth extract https://example.com --links # Extract meta tags (title, description, og:*) stealth extract https://example.com --meta # Extract all headings stealth extract https://example.com --headers # Extract by CSS selector stealth extract https://example.com -s ".product-title" --all # Extract image URLs stealth extract https://example.com --images ``` ### Crawl ```bash # Crawl 2 levels deep, max 20 pages stealth crawl https://example.com -d 2 -l 20 # Save to file stealth crawl https://example.com -o results.jsonl # Filter URLs stealth crawl https://example.com --include "blog" --exclude "login" # With delay between pages stealth crawl https://example.com --delay 2000 ``` ### Monitor for changes ```bash # Watch for any change (check every 60s) stealth monitor https://example.com/price -s ".price" -i 60 # Alert when text appears stealth monitor https://example.com --contains "In Stock" # Alert when text disappears stealth monitor https://example.com --not-contains "Sold Out" # JSON output for piping stealth monitor https://example.com --json -n 10 ``` ### Batch processing ```bash # Create a URL list file echo "https://example.com\nhttps://httpbin.org/ip" > urls.txt # Browse all URLs stealth batch urls.txt -c browse --skip-errors # Screenshot all URLs stealth batch urls.txt -c screenshot -o ./screenshots/ ``` ### Browser fingerprint check ```bash # Show current fingerprint stealth fingerprint # Run anti-detection tests stealth fingerprint --check # Compare fingerprints across multiple launches stealth fingerprint --compare 3 ``` ### Profile management (persistent identities) ```bash # Create from preset stealth profile create work --preset us-desktop stealth profile create jp --preset jp-desktop # Create random stealth profile create random1 --random # List profiles stealth profile list # Use profile (auto-saves cookies on exit) stealth browse https://example.com --profile work # Available presets: us-desktop, us-laptop, uk-desktop, de-desktop, # jp-desktop, cn-desktop, mobile-ios, mobile-android ``` ### Session persistence ```bash # Save/restore browsing session (cookies + last URL) stealth browse https://example.com --session my-task # Next time: auto-restores cookies and navigates to last URL stealth browse https://other.com --session my-task ``` ### Proxy pool ```bash stealth proxy add http://user:pass@host:port --label us-east stealth proxy list stealth proxy test # test all proxies # Auto-rotate through pool stealth browse https://example.com --proxy-rotate stealth crawl https://example.com --proxy-rotate ``` ### Daemon mode (fast startup) ```bash stealth daemon start # launch background browser stealth browse https://... # instant (~1s vs ~6s cold start) stealth daemon status stealth daemon stop ``` ### HTTP API server ```bash stealth serve --port 9377 # Then call via HTTP: curl -X POST http://localhost:9377/tabs -d '{"url":"https://example.com"}' curl http://localhost:9377/tabs/tab-1/text curl http://localhost:9377/tabs/tab-1/screenshot ``` ### Interactive REPL ```bash stealth interactive --url https://example.com # Commands: goto, search, click, hclick, type, htype, scroll, # snapshot, text, title, url, links, screenshot, back, forward, # reload, eval, wait, help, exit ``` ## Output format All commands support `--format` or `-f`: - `text` — human-readable (default) - `json` — structured JSON - `jsonl` — one JSON object per line - `snapshot` — accessibility tree snapshot - `markdown` — markdown formatted stdout contains data, stderr contains status messages. Pipe-friendly: ```bash stealth search google "query" -f json | jq '.results[].url' stealth extract https://example.com --links -f json | jq '.[].url' ``` ## Common options (all commands) | Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | `--proxy ` | Use proxy server | | `--proxy-rotate` | Rotate through proxy pool | | `--profile ` | Use saved browser profile | | `--session ` | Persist/restore session | | `--cookies ` | Import Netscape cookie file | | `--humanize` | Enable human behavior simulation | | `--retries ` | Max retries on failure | | `--no-headless` | Show browser window | --- > Source: [Youhai020616/stealth-cli](https://github.com/Youhai020616/stealth-cli) — distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io).