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COMMUNITYLABSCO SUMMARY
The two open-source-facing skills are browser-use, direct CDP control of a browser for automation, scraping, testing, and screenshots, and open-source, a documentation reference for the Python library's Agent, Browser, and Tools classes, MCP server setup, and lifecycle hooks. The other four are cloud, a reference for the Cloud REST API, SDKs, and API-key auth; qa, which scores a site's quality by driving "a real Browser Use cloud browser" even against your own localhost; remote-browser, which controls "an isolated Browser Use Cloud browser" from a sandbox; and x402, which walks through funding a crypto wallet to pay for Browser Use Cloud sessions per request in USDC on Base mainnet, with no signup or API key.
That split matters if you came here for the open-source library the README leads with — "give your coding agent a browser it can use reliably" — since four of the six skills are onboarding paths into the commercial product behind it, not documentation of the library itself. Someone running the plain Python browser_use package, self-hosted and free, gets real material from exactly two of the six skills here; the rest assume you're willing to open a Browser Use Cloud account or fund a crypto wallet.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
All six skills carry an unverified dependency class. We could not confirm from the material what each one actually requires to run — an API key, a wallet, or nothing at all — so treat the setup instructions inside each skill, not the labels on this page, as the source of truth before you start one.
WHAT'S INSIDE
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Hands an assistant the controls of a real Chrome browser, so it can click, type and move through a site the way a person would — the jobs where you have to actually be logged in and clicking.
cloud
Browser Use rents you a browser running in their datacentre rather than on your own machine; this is what you read to drive it from code — keys, API versions, billing, and the ready-made integration patterns.
open-source
The handbook for the free Python library you run on your own machine — installing it, pointing it at a language model, giving the agent extra tools of your own, and keeping passwords out of its prompts.
qa
Puts a website through its own signup, search or checkout the way a visitor would, then scores it 1 to 5 and says exactly what broke.
remote-browser
Some machines have no usable browser on them at all; this starts one in Browser Use's cloud and drives it from there, with a separate named browser for each job you run at once.
x402
Pays for Browser Use Cloud out of a crypto wallet instead of an account. No sign-up, no key, no card.
HOW TO GET IT
npx skills add browser-use/browser-usenpx skills add browser-use/browser-use --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.