browser

Name: browser
Author: Undertone0809

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How to install browser?

undertone0809/rudder/browser

$npx -y skills add Undertone0809/rudder --skill browser

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Control Rudder's built-in Browser with run-scoped tools for opening tabs, navigating, reading structured page snapshots, clicking, typing, taking screenshots, and closing tabs. Use when a task requires inspecting or interacting with a web page or a locally served app through the

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SKILL.md

1	# Browser
2
3	Use the Rudder-managed Browser tools instead of launching another browser or
4	trying to read browser profile data directly.
5
6	## Workflow
7
8	1. Call `rudder_browser_tabs` to reuse a tab when possible, or
9	`rudder_browser_open` with an `http:` or `https:` URL.
10	2. Call `rudder_browser_read` before interacting. Use only element references
11	returned by the latest read result.
12	3. Call `rudder_browser_click` or `rudder_browser_type` for one clear action.
13	Leave `submit` false unless submitting is explicitly intended. Every click
14	or type invalidates the snapshot refs, so read again before another action.
15	4. Read again after navigation or mutation. Capture a screenshot when visual
16	evidence matters.
17	5. Close tabs that are no longer needed.
18
19	## Boundaries
20
21	- Never pass organization, Agent, run, API, or Broker identity as tool input.
22	Rudder injects and verifies that context.
23	- Treat an authenticated website session as available state, not as authority
24	to perform a purchase, publish, delete, send, approve, or other consequential
25	external action. Follow the task's approval boundary.
26	- Do not request, expose, copy, or infer cookies, session tokens, passwords, or
27	Browser profile paths.
28	- Do not use arbitrary JavaScript, CDP, custom protocols, `file:` URLs, or
29	`data:` navigation.
30	- A tab belongs to one Rudder run. Do not guess or reuse a tab id from another
31	run.
32	- If a tool returns `browser_disabled`, stop and report that Browser is disabled
33	in Settings. If it returns `browser_unavailable`, report that Rudder Desktop
34	is not connected. Do not work around either state with another browser unless
35	the user explicitly asks for that alternative.
36	- If a tool returns `browser_runtime_unsupported`, report that the current
37	runtime cannot control Rudder Browser. Do not simulate Browser control with
38	shell requests or another browser.
39	- If a ref is stale, covered, disabled, or changed, call `rudder_browser_read`
40	again instead of guessing. If a tab reaches a timeout or disappears, list
41	tabs before retrying so a late action is not duplicated.
42
43	Read [references/tool-contract.md](references/tool-contract.md) when exact tool
44	arguments, result fields, or stable error meanings are needed.

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How to install browser?

undertone0809/rudder/browser

$npx -y skills add Undertone0809/rudder --skill browser

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Browser
2
3	Use the Rudder-managed Browser tools instead of launching another browser or
4	trying to read browser profile data directly.
5
6	## Workflow
7
8	1. Call `rudder_browser_tabs` to reuse a tab when possible, or
9	`rudder_browser_open` with an `http:` or `https:` URL.
10	2. Call `rudder_browser_read` before interacting. Use only element references
11	returned by the latest read result.
12	3. Call `rudder_browser_click` or `rudder_browser_type` for one clear action.
13	Leave `submit` false unless submitting is explicitly intended. Every click
14	or type invalidates the snapshot refs, so read again before another action.
15	4. Read again after navigation or mutation. Capture a screenshot when visual
16	evidence matters.
17	5. Close tabs that are no longer needed.
18
19	## Boundaries
20
21	- Never pass organization, Agent, run, API, or Broker identity as tool input.
22	Rudder injects and verifies that context.
23	- Treat an authenticated website session as available state, not as authority
24	to perform a purchase, publish, delete, send, approve, or other consequential
25	external action. Follow the task's approval boundary.
26	- Do not request, expose, copy, or infer cookies, session tokens, passwords, or
27	Browser profile paths.
28	- Do not use arbitrary JavaScript, CDP, custom protocols, `file:` URLs, or
29	`data:` navigation.
30	- A tab belongs to one Rudder run. Do not guess or reuse a tab id from another
31	run.
32	- If a tool returns `browser_disabled`, stop and report that Browser is disabled
33	in Settings. If it returns `browser_unavailable`, report that Rudder Desktop
34	is not connected. Do not work around either state with another browser unless
35	the user explicitly asks for that alternative.
36	- If a tool returns `browser_runtime_unsupported`, report that the current
37	runtime cannot control Rudder Browser. Do not simulate Browser control with
38	shell requests or another browser.
39	- If a ref is stale, covered, disabled, or changed, call `rudder_browser_read`
40	again instead of guessing. If a tab reaches a timeout or disappears, list
41	tabs before retrying so a late action is not duplicated.
42
43	Read [references/tool-contract.md](references/tool-contract.md) when exact tool
44	arguments, result fields, or stable error meanings are needed.

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