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End-user browser automation with cmux. Use when you need to open sites, inspect or interact with browser surfaces, wait for page state, and extract data without stealing focus.

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Use this Skill: https://skilld.dev/gh/manaflow-ai/cmux/cmux-browser

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referencessnapshot-refs.md

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Snapshot and Refs

Instead of dumping the DOM and guessing selectors, snapshot the page and act on the returned refs (e1, e2, ...). Related: commands.md, ../SKILL.md.

Set SURFACE from creation or surface discovery before taking the snapshot.

cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" snapshot
cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" snapshot --interactive
cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" snapshot --interactive --compact --max-depth 3

cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" fill e10 "$APP_USERNAME"
cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" fill e11 "$APP_PASSWORD"
cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" click e12

Ref lifecycle

Refs are invalidated when page structure changes. Snapshot before interacting, re-snapshot after navigation and modal open/close, and use --snapshot-after on mutating actions so the fresh snapshot comes back with the result.

Troubleshooting

  • not_found / stale ref: take a fresh snapshot --interactive.
  • Element missing on visibility or timing: wait --selector "#target" --timeout-ms 10000, or scroll --dy 400, then re-snapshot.
  • Too many elements: scope the snapshot, e.g. snapshot --selector "form#checkout" --interactive.

Source: SKILL.md on GitHub

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    The skill provides browser automation capabilities and correctly identifies the sensitivity of browser session data, providing best practices for securing it with restricted permissions and safe credential handling. It includes a mechanism for updates using an installer utility from the author's repository. The primary security consideration is the risk of indirect prompt injection inherent in processing content from arbitrary websites.

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Signed by skilld at f97f1e9. This ties the file your Agent reads to that commit on GitHub. It does not review the instructions.

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Activeupdated 3 weeks ago

Topics

  • CLI
  • browser-automation
  • cmux
  • web-scraping
  • form-automation
  • wkwebview
  • macos

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What it does

Automates browser interactions within cmux webviews by opening pages, waiting for state changes, snapshotting the DOM, and performing actions like clicks and form fills using element references. Use this for tasks like form submission, data extraction, and navigation verification in cmux surfaces.

Generated from the current SKILL.md.

Frequently asked

Does this skill work with WKWebView, or only Chrome?
It uses WKWebView. Some Chrome/CDP-only features like viewport emulation, network mocking, and trace recording are not supported, but core actions (click, fill, press, scroll, wait, snapshot) work.
How do I handle authentication and preserve login state across browser tasks?
Use the authenticated-session template or follow the authentication reference guide, which covers login flows, OAuth, 2FA patterns, and the save/load state workflow to persist credentials between surfaces.
What should I do if snapshot --interactive fails with a js_error?
Fall back to get url, get text body, or get html body to verify page state. If the issue persists, navigate to a simpler intermediate page and retry the task from there.
Can I run multiple browser tasks in parallel or do I need one surface per task?
Keep one surface per task unless you intentionally switch. Multi-surface isolation and state persistence patterns are covered in the session-management reference.
Does this work with the agent-browser skill or are they separate workflows?
This skill is specific to cmux webviews. It uses cmux CLI commands and surface references; the wait patterns are similar to agent-browser but the execution model is distinct to cmux.

Generated from the current SKILL.md. These answers refresh after source changes.