Bright Data CLI

Scrape, search, and extract structured web data — directly from your terminal.

Overview

@brightdata/cli is the official npm package for the Bright Data CLI. It installs the brightdata command (with bdata as a shorthand alias) for access to the full Bright Data API surface:

Command	What it does
`brightdata scrape`	Scrape any URL — bypasses CAPTCHAs, JS rendering, anti-bot protections
`brightdata search`	Google / Bing / Yandex search with structured JSON output
`brightdata pipelines`	Extract structured data from 40+ platforms (Amazon, LinkedIn, TikTok…)
`brightdata browser`	Control a real browser via Bright Data's Scraping Browser — navigate, snapshot, click, type, and more
`brightdata zones`	List and inspect your Bright Data proxy zones
`brightdata budget`	View account balance and per-zone cost & bandwidth
`brightdata skill`	Install Bright Data AI agent skills into your coding agent
`brightdata add mcp`	Add the Bright Data MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex
`brightdata config`	Manage CLI configuration
`brightdata init`	Interactive setup wizard

Installation

Requires Node.js ≥ 20

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://cli.brightdata.com/install.sh | sh

Windows

npm install -g @brightdata/cli

Or install manually on any platform

npm install -g @brightdata/cli

You can also run without installing:

npx --yes --package @brightdata/cli brightdata <command>

Quick Start

# 1. Run the interactive setup wizard
brightdata init

# 2. Scrape a page as markdown
brightdata scrape https://example.com

# 3. Search Google
brightdata search "web scraping best practices"

# 4. Extract a LinkedIn profile
brightdata pipelines linkedin_person_profile "https://linkedin.com/in/username"

# 5. Check your account balance
brightdata budget

# 6. Install the Bright Data MCP server into your coding agent
brightdata add mcp

Authentication

Get your API key from brightdata.com/cp/setting/users.

# Interactive — opens browser, saves key automatically
brightdata login

# Non-interactive — pass key directly
brightdata login --api-key <your-api-key>

# Environment variable — no login required
export BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY=your-api-key

On first login the CLI checks for required zones (cli_unlocker, cli_browser) and creates them automatically if missing.

# Clear saved credentials
brightdata logout

brightdata add mcp uses the API key stored by brightdata login. It does not currently read BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY or the global --api-key flag, so log in first before using it.

Commands

`init`

Interactive setup wizard. The recommended way to get started.

brightdata init

Walks through: API key detection → zone selection → default output format → quick-start examples.

Flag	Description
`--skip-auth`	Skip the authentication step
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Provide API key directly

`scrape`

Scrape any URL using Bright Data's Web Unlocker. Handles CAPTCHAs, JavaScript rendering, and anti-bot protections automatically.

brightdata scrape <url> [options]

Flag	Description
`-f, --format <fmt>`	`markdown` · `html` · `screenshot` · `json` (default: `markdown`)
`--country <code>`	Geo-target by ISO country code (e.g. `us`, `de`, `jp`)
`--zone <name>`	Web Unlocker zone name
`--mobile`	Use a mobile user agent
`--async`	Submit async job, return a snapshot ID
`-o, --output <path>`	Write output to file
`--json` / `--pretty`	JSON output (raw / indented)
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Override API key

Examples

# Scrape as markdown (default)
brightdata scrape https://news.ycombinator.com

# Scrape as raw HTML
brightdata scrape https://example.com -f html

# US geo-targeting, save to file
brightdata scrape https://amazon.com -f json --country us -o product.json

# Pipe to a markdown viewer
brightdata scrape https://docs.github.com | glow -

# Async — returns a snapshot ID you can poll with `status`
brightdata scrape https://example.com --async

`search`

Search Google, Bing, or Yandex via Bright Data's SERP API. Google results include structured data (organic results, ads, people-also-ask, related searches).

brightdata search <query> [options]

Flag	Description
`--engine <name>`	`google` · `bing` · `yandex` (default: `google`)
`--country <code>`	Localized results (e.g. `us`, `de`)
`--language <code>`	Language code (e.g. `en`, `fr`)
`--page <n>`	Page number, 0-indexed (default: `0`)
`--type <type>`	`web` · `news` · `images` · `shopping` (default: `web`)
`--device <type>`	`desktop` · `mobile`
`--zone <name>`	SERP zone name
`-o, --output <path>`	Write output to file
`--json` / `--pretty`	JSON output (raw / indented)
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Override API key

Examples

# Formatted table output (default)
brightdata search "typescript best practices"

# German localized results
brightdata search "restaurants berlin" --country de --language de

# News search
brightdata search "AI regulation" --type news

# Page 2 of results
brightdata search "web scraping" --page 1

# Extract just the URLs
brightdata search "open source scraping" --json | jq -r '.organic[].link'

# Search Bing
brightdata search "bright data pricing" --engine bing

`pipelines`

Extract structured data from 40+ platforms using Bright Data's Web Scraper API. Triggers an async collection job, polls until ready, and returns results.

brightdata pipelines <type> [params...] [options]

Flag	Description
`--format <fmt>`	`json` · `csv` · `ndjson` · `jsonl` (default: `json`)
`--timeout <seconds>`	Polling timeout (default: `600`)
`-o, --output <path>`	Write output to file
`--json` / `--pretty`	JSON output (raw / indented)
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Override API key

# List all available dataset types
brightdata pipelines list

Examples

# LinkedIn profile
brightdata pipelines linkedin_person_profile "https://linkedin.com/in/username"

# Amazon product → CSV
brightdata pipelines amazon_product "https://amazon.com/dp/B09V3KXJPB" \
  --format csv -o product.csv

# Instagram profile
brightdata pipelines instagram_profiles "https://instagram.com/username"

# Amazon search by keyword
brightdata pipelines amazon_product_search "laptop" "https://amazon.com"

# Google Maps reviews
brightdata pipelines google_maps_reviews "https://maps.google.com/..." 7

# YouTube comments (top 50)
brightdata pipelines youtube_comments "https://youtube.com/watch?v=..." 50

See Dataset Types Reference for the full list.

`browser`

Control a real browser session powered by Bright Data's Scraping Browser. A lightweight local daemon holds the browser connection open between commands, giving you persistent state without reconnecting on every call.

brightdata browser open <url>              # Start a session and navigate
brightdata browser snapshot                # Get an accessibility tree of the page
brightdata browser screenshot [path]       # Take a PNG screenshot
brightdata browser click <ref>             # Click an element
brightdata browser type <ref> <text>       # Type into an element
brightdata browser fill <ref> <value>      # Fill a form field
brightdata browser select <ref> <value>    # Select a dropdown option
brightdata browser check <ref>             # Check a checkbox / radio
brightdata browser uncheck <ref>           # Uncheck a checkbox
brightdata browser hover <ref>             # Hover over an element
brightdata browser scroll                  # Scroll the page
brightdata browser get text [selector]     # Get text content
brightdata browser get html [selector]     # Get HTML content
brightdata browser back                    # Navigate back
brightdata browser forward                 # Navigate forward
brightdata browser reload                  # Reload the page
brightdata browser network                 # Show captured network requests
brightdata browser cookies                 # Show cookies
brightdata browser status                  # Show session state
brightdata browser sessions                # List all active sessions
brightdata browser close                   # Close session and stop daemon

Global flags (work with every subcommand)

Flag	Description
`--session <name>`	Session name — run multiple isolated sessions in parallel (default: `default`)
`--country <code>`	Geo-target by ISO country code (e.g. `us`, `de`). On `open`, changing country reconnects the browser
`--zone <name>`	Scraping Browser zone (default: `cli_browser`)
`--timeout <ms>`	IPC command timeout in milliseconds (default: `30000`)
`--idle-timeout <ms>`	Daemon auto-shutdown after idle (default: `600000` = 10 min)
`--json` / `--pretty`	JSON output
`-o, --output <path>`	Write output to file
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Override API key

`browser open <url>`

Navigate to a URL. Starts the daemon and browser session automatically if not already running.

brightdata browser open https://example.com
brightdata browser open https://amazon.com --country us --session shop

Flag	Description
`--country <code>`	Geo-targeting. Reconnects the browser if the country changes on an existing session
`--zone <name>`	Browser zone name
`--idle-timeout <ms>`	Daemon idle timeout for this session

`browser snapshot`

Capture the page as a text accessibility tree. This is the primary way AI agents read page content — far more token-efficient than raw HTML.

brightdata browser snapshot
brightdata browser snapshot --compact          # Interactive elements + ancestors only
brightdata browser snapshot --interactive      # Interactive elements as a flat list
brightdata browser snapshot --depth 3          # Limit tree depth
brightdata browser snapshot --selector "main"  # Scope to a CSS subtree
brightdata browser snapshot --wrap             # Wrap output in AI-safe content boundaries

Output format:

Page: Example Domain
URL: https://example.com

- heading "Example Domain" [level=1]
- paragraph "This domain is for use in illustrative examples."
- link "More information..." [ref=e1]

Each interactive element gets a ref (e.g. e1, e2) that you pass to click, type, fill, etc.

Flag	Description
`--compact`	Only interactive elements and their ancestors (70–90% fewer tokens)
`--interactive`	Only interactive elements, as a flat list
`--depth <n>`	Limit tree depth to a non-negative integer
`--selector <sel>`	Scope snapshot to elements matching a CSS selector
`--wrap`	Wrap output in `--- BRIGHTDATA_BROWSER_CONTENT ... ---` boundaries (useful for AI agent prompt injection safety)

`browser screenshot [path]`

Capture a PNG screenshot of the current viewport.

brightdata browser screenshot
brightdata browser screenshot ./result.png
brightdata browser screenshot --full-page -o page.png
brightdata browser screenshot --base64

Flag	Description
`[path]`	Where to save the PNG (default: temp directory)
`--full-page`	Capture the full scrollable page, not just the viewport
`--base64`	Output base64-encoded PNG data instead of saving to a file

`browser click <ref>`

Click an element by its snapshot ref.

brightdata browser click e3
brightdata browser click e3 --session shop

`browser type <ref> <text>`

Type text into an element. Clears the field first by default.

brightdata browser type e5 "search query"
brightdata browser type e5 " more text" --append   # Append to existing value
brightdata browser type e5 "search query" --submit  # Press Enter after typing

Flag	Description
`--append`	Append to existing value using key-by-key simulation
`--submit`	Press Enter after typing

`browser fill <ref> <value>`

Fill a form field directly (no keyboard simulation). Use type if you need to trigger keydown/keyup events.

brightdata browser fill e2 "user@example.com"

`browser select <ref> <value>`

Select a dropdown option by its visible label.

brightdata browser select e4 "United States"

`browser check <ref>` / `browser uncheck <ref>`

Check or uncheck a checkbox or radio button.

brightdata browser check e7
brightdata browser uncheck e7

`browser hover <ref>`

Hover the mouse over an element (triggers hover states, tooltips, dropdowns).

brightdata browser hover e2

`browser scroll`

Scroll the viewport or scroll an element into view.

brightdata browser scroll                        # Scroll down 300px (default)
brightdata browser scroll --direction up
brightdata browser scroll --direction down --distance 600
brightdata browser scroll --ref e10              # Scroll element e10 into view

Flag	Description
`--direction <dir>`	`up`, `down`, `left`, `right` (default: `down`)
`--distance <px>`	Pixels to scroll (default: `300`)
`--ref <ref>`	Scroll this element into view instead of the viewport

`browser get text [selector]`

Get the text content of the page or a scoped element.

brightdata browser get text           # Full page text
brightdata browser get text "h1"      # Text of the first h1
brightdata browser get text "#price"  # Text inside #price

`browser get html [selector]`

Get the HTML of the page or a scoped element.

brightdata browser get html              # Full page outer HTML
brightdata browser get html ".product"   # innerHTML of .product
brightdata browser get html --pretty     # JSON output with selector field

`browser network`

Show HTTP requests captured since the last navigation.

brightdata browser network
brightdata browser network --json

Example output:

Network Requests (5 total):
[GET] https://example.com/ => [200]
[GET] https://example.com/style.css => [200]
[POST] https://api.example.com/track => [204]

`browser cookies`

Show cookies for the active session.

brightdata browser cookies
brightdata browser cookies --pretty

`browser status`

Show the current state of a browser session.

brightdata browser status
brightdata browser status --session shop --pretty

`browser sessions`

List all active browser daemon sessions.

brightdata browser sessions
brightdata browser sessions --pretty

`browser close`

Close a session and stop its daemon.

brightdata browser close                   # Close the default session
brightdata browser close --session shop    # Close a named session
brightdata browser close --all             # Close all active sessions

Example: AI agent workflow

# Open a US-targeted session
brightdata browser open https://example.com --country us

# Read the page structure (compact for token efficiency)
brightdata browser snapshot --compact

# Interact using refs from the snapshot
brightdata browser click e3
brightdata browser type e5 "search query" --submit

# Get updated snapshot after interaction
brightdata browser snapshot --compact

# Save a screenshot for visual verification
brightdata browser screenshot ./result.png

# Done
brightdata browser close

Example: multi-session comparison

brightdata browser open https://amazon.com --session us --country us
brightdata browser open https://amazon.com --session de --country de

brightdata browser snapshot --session us --json > us.json
brightdata browser snapshot --session de --json > de.json

brightdata browser close --all

`status`

Check the status of an async snapshot job (returned by --async or pipelines).

brightdata status <job-id> [options]

Flag	Description
`--wait`	Poll until the job completes
`--timeout <seconds>`	Polling timeout (default: `600`)
`-o, --output <path>`	Write output to file
`--json` / `--pretty`	JSON output (raw / indented)
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Override API key

# Check current status
brightdata status s_abc123xyz

# Block until complete
brightdata status s_abc123xyz --wait --pretty

# Custom timeout (5 minutes)
brightdata status s_abc123xyz --wait --timeout 300

`zones`

List and inspect your Bright Data proxy zones.

brightdata zones               # List all active zones
brightdata zones info <name>   # Show full details for a zone

# Export all zones as JSON
brightdata zones --json -o zones.json

# Inspect a specific zone
brightdata zones info my_unlocker_zone --pretty

`budget`

View your account balance and per-zone cost and bandwidth usage. Read-only — no writes to the API.

brightdata budget                     # Show account balance (quick view)
brightdata budget balance             # Account balance + pending charges
brightdata budget zones               # Cost & bandwidth table for all zones
brightdata budget zone <name>         # Detailed cost & bandwidth for one zone

Flag	Description
`--from <datetime>`	Start of date range (e.g. `2024-01-01T00:00:00`)
`--to <datetime>`	End of date range
`--json` / `--pretty`	JSON output (raw / indented)
`-k, --api-key <key>`	Override API key

# Current account balance
brightdata budget

# Zone costs for January 2024
brightdata budget zones --from 2024-01-01T00:00:00 --to 2024-02-01T00:00:00

# Detailed view of a specific zone
brightdata budget zone my_unlocker_zone

`skill`

Install Bright Data AI agent skills into your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.). Skills provide your agent with context and instructions for using Bright Data APIs effectively.

brightdata skill add              # Interactive picker — choose skill + agent
brightdata skill add <name>       # Install a specific skill directly
brightdata skill list             # List all available Bright Data skills

Available skills

Skill	Description
`search`	Search Google and get structured JSON results
`scrape`	Scrape any webpage as clean markdown with bot bypass
`data-feeds`	Extract structured data from 40+ websites
`bright-data-mcp`	Orchestrate 60+ Bright Data MCP tools
`bright-data-best-practices`	Reference knowledge base for writing Bright Data code

# Interactive — select skills and choose which agents to install to
brightdata skill add

# Install the scrape skill directly
brightdata skill add scrape

# See what's available
brightdata skill list

`add mcp`

Write a Bright Data MCP server entry into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex config files using the API key already stored by brightdata login.

brightdata add mcp                               # Interactive agent + scope prompts
brightdata add mcp --agent claude-code --global
brightdata add mcp --agent claude-code,cursor --project
brightdata add mcp --agent codex --global

Flag	Description
`--agent <agents>`	Comma-separated targets: `claude-code,cursor,codex`
`--global`	Install to the agent's global config file
`--project`	Install to the current project's config file

Config targets

Agent	Global path	Project path
Claude Code	`~/.claude.json`	`.claude/settings.json`
Cursor	`~/.cursor/mcp.json`	`.cursor/mcp.json`
Codex	`$CODEX_HOME/mcp.json` or `~/.codex/mcp.json`	Not supported

The command writes the MCP server under mcpServers["bright-data"]:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bright-data": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@brightdata/mcp"],
      "env": {
        "API_TOKEN": "<stored-api-key>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Behavior notes:

Existing config is preserved; only mcpServers["bright-data"] is added or replaced.
If the target config contains invalid JSON, the CLI warns and offers to overwrite it in interactive mode.
In non-interactive mode, pass both --agent and the appropriate scope flag to skip prompts.

`config`

View and manage CLI configuration.

brightdata config                              # Show all config
brightdata config get <key>                    # Get a single value
brightdata config set <key> <value>            # Set a value

Key	Description
`default_zone_unlocker`	Default zone for `scrape` and `search`
`default_zone_serp`	Default zone for `search` (overrides unlocker zone)
`default_format`	Default output format: `markdown` or `json`
`api_url`	Override the Bright Data API base URL

brightdata config set default_zone_unlocker my_zone
brightdata config set default_format json

`login` / `logout`

brightdata login                      # Interactive login
brightdata login --api-key <key>      # Non-interactive
brightdata logout                     # Clear saved credentials

Configuration

Config is stored in an OS-appropriate location:

OS	Path
macOS	`~/Library/Application Support/brightdata-cli/`
Linux	`~/.config/brightdata-cli/`
Windows	`%APPDATA%\brightdata-cli\`

Two files are stored:

credentials.json — API key
config.json — zones, output format, preferences

Priority order (highest → lowest):

CLI flags  →  Environment variables  →  config.json  →  Defaults

Environment Variables

Variable	Description
`BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY`	API key (overrides stored credentials)
`BRIGHTDATA_UNLOCKER_ZONE`	Default Web Unlocker zone
`BRIGHTDATA_SERP_ZONE`	Default SERP zone
`BRIGHTDATA_POLLING_TIMEOUT`	Default polling timeout in seconds
`BRIGHTDATA_BROWSER_ZONE`	Default Scraping Browser zone (default: `cli_browser`)
`BRIGHTDATA_DAEMON_DIR`	Override the directory used for browser daemon socket and PID files

BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY=xxx BRIGHTDATA_UNLOCKER_ZONE=my_zone \
  brightdata scrape https://example.com

Output Modes

Every command supports:

Mode	Flag	Behavior
Human-readable	(default)	Formatted table or markdown, with colors
JSON	`--json`	Compact JSON to stdout
Pretty JSON	`--pretty`	Indented JSON to stdout
File	`-o <path>`	Write to file; format inferred from extension

Auto-detected file formats:

Extension	Format
`.json`	JSON
`.md`	Markdown
`.html`	HTML
`.csv`	CSV

Pipe-Friendly Usage

When stdout is not a TTY, colors and spinners are automatically disabled. Errors go to stderr, data to stdout.

# Extract URLs from search results
brightdata search "nodejs tutorials" --json | jq -r '.organic[].link'

# Scrape and view with a markdown reader
brightdata scrape https://docs.github.com | glow -

# Save scraped content to a file
brightdata scrape https://example.com -f markdown > page.md

# Amazon product data as CSV
brightdata pipelines amazon_product "https://amazon.com/dp/xxx" --format csv > product.csv

# Chain search → scrape
brightdata search "top open source projects" --json \
  | jq -r '.organic[0].link' \
  | xargs brightdata scrape

Dataset Types Reference

brightdata pipelines list   # See all types in your terminal

E-Commerce

Type	Platform
`amazon_product`	Amazon product page
`amazon_product_reviews`	Amazon reviews
`amazon_product_search`	Amazon search results
`walmart_product`	Walmart product page
`walmart_seller`	Walmart seller profile
`ebay_product`	eBay listing
`bestbuy_products`	Best Buy
`etsy_products`	Etsy
`homedepot_products`	Home Depot
`zara_products`	Zara
`google_shopping`	Google Shopping

Professional Networks

Type	Platform
`linkedin_person_profile`	LinkedIn person
`linkedin_company_profile`	LinkedIn company
`linkedin_job_listings`	LinkedIn jobs
`linkedin_posts`	LinkedIn posts
`linkedin_people_search`	LinkedIn people search
`crunchbase_company`	Crunchbase
`zoominfo_company_profile`	ZoomInfo

Social Media

Type	Platform
`instagram_profiles`	Instagram profiles
`instagram_posts`	Instagram posts
`instagram_reels`	Instagram reels
`instagram_comments`	Instagram comments
`facebook_posts`	Facebook posts
`facebook_marketplace_listings`	Facebook Marketplace
`facebook_company_reviews`	Facebook reviews
`facebook_events`	Facebook events
`tiktok_profiles`	TikTok profiles
`tiktok_posts`	TikTok posts
`tiktok_shop`	TikTok shop
`tiktok_comments`	TikTok comments
`x_posts`	X (Twitter) posts
`youtube_profiles`	YouTube channels
`youtube_videos`	YouTube videos
`youtube_comments`	YouTube comments
`reddit_posts`	Reddit posts

Other

Type	Platform
`google_maps_reviews`	Google Maps reviews
`google_play_store`	Google Play
`apple_app_store`	Apple App Store
`reuter_news`	Reuters news
`github_repository_file`	GitHub repository files
`yahoo_finance_business`	Yahoo Finance
`zillow_properties_listing`	Zillow
`booking_hotel_listings`	Booking.com

Troubleshooting

Error: No Web Unlocker zone specified

brightdata config set default_zone_unlocker <your-zone-name>
# or
export BRIGHTDATA_UNLOCKER_ZONE=<your-zone-name>

Error: Invalid or expired API key

brightdata login

Error: Access denied

Check zone permissions in the Bright Data control panel.

Error: Rate limit exceeded

Wait a moment and retry. Use --async for large jobs to avoid timeouts.

Async job is too slow

brightdata pipelines amazon_product <url> --timeout 1200
# or
export BRIGHTDATA_POLLING_TIMEOUT=1200

No active browser session "default"

# Start a session first
brightdata browser open https://example.com

Browser daemon won't start

# Check if a stale socket file exists and clear it
brightdata browser close
# Then retry
brightdata browser open https://example.com

Element ref not found after interaction

Refs are re-assigned on every snapshot call. If you navigate or click (which may cause the page to change), take a fresh snapshot before using refs again:

brightdata browser click e3
brightdata browser snapshot --compact   # refresh refs
brightdata browser type e5 "text"

Garbled output in non-interactive terminal

Colors and spinners are disabled automatically when not in a TTY. If you still see ANSI codes, add | cat at the end of your command.

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Latest commit History 41 Commits
.github/workflows		.github/workflows
assets		assets
src		src
.gitignore		.gitignore
.npmignore		.npmignore
LICENSE		LICENSE
README.md		README.md
install.sh		install.sh
package.json		package.json
pnpm-lock.yaml		pnpm-lock.yaml
tsconfig.json		tsconfig.json
vitest.config.mjs		vitest.config.mjs

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Bright Data CLI

Overview

Table of Contents

Installation

macOS / Linux

Windows

Or install manually on any platform

Quick Start

Authentication

Commands

init

scrape

search

pipelines

browser

browser open <url>

browser snapshot

browser screenshot [path]

browser click <ref>

browser type <ref> <text>

browser fill <ref> <value>

browser select <ref> <value>

browser check <ref> / browser uncheck <ref>

browser hover <ref>

browser scroll

browser get text [selector]

browser get html [selector]

browser network

browser cookies

browser status

browser sessions

browser close

status

zones

budget

skill

add mcp

config

login / logout

Configuration

Environment Variables

Output Modes

Pipe-Friendly Usage

Dataset Types Reference

E-Commerce

Professional Networks

Social Media

Other

Troubleshooting

Links

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Languages

`init`

`scrape`

`search`

`pipelines`

`browser`

`browser open <url>`

`browser snapshot`

`browser screenshot [path]`

`browser click <ref>`

`browser type <ref> <text>`

`browser fill <ref> <value>`

`browser select <ref> <value>`

`browser check <ref>` / `browser uncheck <ref>`

`browser hover <ref>`

`browser scroll`

`browser get text [selector]`

`browser get html [selector]`

`browser network`

`browser cookies`

`browser status`

`browser sessions`

`browser close`

`status`

`zones`

`budget`

`skill`

`add mcp`

`config`

`login` / `logout`

Packages