browserbase stagehand
OFFICIALLABSCO SUMMARY
Browse covers a wide span for one skill: navigating pages and inspecting browser state, running local or remote Browserbase sessions, calling Browserbase Functions, scaffolding Browserbase templates, fetching or searching the web, running setup diagnostics, and finding or installing other site-specific skills through what the description calls "Browse.sh skill discovery."
It's built for developers already on Browserbase's cloud, or evaluating it, who want an agent to drive real browser sessions and manage Browserbase resources from inside a coding session rather than writing Browserbase SDK calls by hand.
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What we don't have. No README was captured for this repository, and the second skill, named browser, carries no description in our data at all — we have nothing to say about what it does beyond its name, so it isn't covered above.
Its dependency label. Both skills are marked unverified rather than ready, local_tool, account_key, or mcp_service — our evidence for how either one reaches Browserbase wasn't strong enough to place it in a firmer category. Given that browse leans entirely on Browserbase's own cloud, a reader should expect it needs a Browserbase account of some kind, even though we can't confirm that from what we have on file.
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stagehand
stdio · node ../core/dist/facade/stdio-server.mjsWHAT'S INSIDE
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One command-line program for everything Browserbase — steering a browser through a website, on your own machine or on their servers, plus the deployed scripts and saved logins that go with it.
HOW TO GET IT
npx skills add browserbase/stagehandnpx skills add browserbase/stagehand --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.