BrowserAct Skills
An open-source collection of browser automation skills for AI agents, featuring anti-detection stealth, captcha solving, and parallel execution via the browser-act CLI.
At a Glance
About BrowserAct Skills
BrowserAct Skills is a free, open-source repository of ready-to-use browser automation skills designed for OPENCLAW-style AI agents and skill workflows. It addresses the most common failure points in agent-driven browsing — Cloudflare blocks, CAPTCHA walls, session drops, and mid-flow action failures — by providing a powerful CLI engine with built-in stealth and captcha-solving capabilities. The project is MIT-licensed and works seamlessly across major AI coding platforms including Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode.
- Anti-Detection Stealth — Bypasses Cloudflare, reCAPTCHA, Datadome, and similar bot-detection systems using authentic browser fingerprints so agents are never blocked.
- Real Chrome Control — Drive your existing Chrome browser with all saved logins, cookies, and extensions, eliminating the need to re-authenticate.
- Parallel Execution — Run multiple stealth browsers concurrently, each with independent fingerprints, proxies, and sessions for high-throughput workflows.
- Built-in Captcha Solving — Automatically solves captchas without requiring third-party services or manual intervention.
- Low Token Noise — Strips up to 90% of junk HTML before feeding page content to the LLM, reducing cost and improving response speed.
- Proxy & Privacy Modes — Per-browser HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy support and privacy mode for fresh, isolated environments on every launch.
- Pre-built Skill Catalog — Includes ready-to-use skills for Amazon ASIN lookup, best-selling product extraction, Google News, Google Maps scraping, and YouTube transcript extraction.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility — Install skills with a single
npx skills addcommand and use them immediately across all supported AI assistant platforms. - Community & Credits — Star the repo and claim 500 free credits via Discord; request custom skills from the community.
To get started, install the skill with npx skills add browser-act/skills --skill browser-act and instruct your AI agent to perform any browser-based task. The CLI handles navigation, element interaction, screenshots, and session management from the command line.
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Pricing
Open Source
Free and open-source under the MIT License. Use, modify, and distribute freely.
- Full browser-act CLI access
- Anti-detection stealth browsing
- Real Chrome control
- Parallel browser execution
- Built-in captcha solving
Capabilities
Key Features
- Anti-detection stealth browsing
- Real Chrome browser control
- Parallel multi-browser execution
- Built-in automatic captcha solving
- Low token noise HTML stripping
- Per-browser proxy support (HTTP/SOCKS5)
- Privacy mode for isolated sessions
- Amazon ASIN Lookup Skill
- Amazon Best Selling Products Finder
- Google News API Skill
- Google Maps API Skill
- YouTube Transcript Extractor
- One-line CLI install via npx
- Session persistence across redirects
- Cross-platform AI assistant compatibility
