BrowserSkill lets your agent use a browser you’re already signed into while you keep…
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BrowserSkill lets your agent use a browser you’re already signed into while you keep working in your own windows. It supports Codex, Hermes, Claude Code, and other agents that can run shell commands. Chrome and Edge are supported. The agent works in a separate, visible Agent Window. If it needs one of your existing tabs, it borrows it with confirmation enabled by default, then returns it when finished. You can also step in for a CAPTCHA or login, then hand control back. I like having that visibility and a way to take over. You’re giving an agent access to real accounts, so keep those tab
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