Open Browser Use

[!TIP] Interested in Computer Use? Check outopen-computer-use.

open-browser-useis a browser automation layer that stays neutral across agent runtimes. It is also an open-source alternative to the Chrome Browser Use capability recently shipped in Codex.app. For the story behind it, see theBrowser Use Deep Dive.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bcfba878-f6a8-44b9-b84b-29c7e0285687

npm i -g open-browser-use open-browser-use setup

# npm (macOS, Linux, Windows) npm i -g open-browser-use # Homebrew (macOS, Linux) brew tap iFurySt/open-browser-use && brew install open-browser-use # Upgrade npm update -g open-browser-use

# JavaScript / TypeScript npm install open-browser-use-sdk # Python pip install open-browser-use-sdk # Go go get github.com/ifuryst/open-browser-use/packages/open-browser-use-go

# Install for Codex npx skills add iFurySt/open-browser-use -g -a codex --skill open-browser-use -y npx skills ls -g -a codex | rg 'open-browser-use' codex exec --skip-git-repo-check "Use open-browser-use to check today’s Hacker News and summarize the most worth-reading posts." # Install for Claude Code npx skills add iFurySt/open-browser-use -g -a claude-code --skill open-browser-use -y

npx skills update open-browser-use -g -y # upgrade is an alias for update npx skills upgrade open-browser-use -g -y

You can also manually download and install theopen-browser-useskill, then start using it from your agent.

Downloadable.skilland.zippackages are available inGitHub Releases.

npx add-mcp "obu mcp" --name open_browser_use --all -g -y npx add-mcp list -g

[mcp_servers.open_browser_use] command = "obu" args = ["mcp"]

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