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browser-harness

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// summary

Browser Harness provides a direct connection between LLMs and your browser using a thin, editable CDP interface. The system allows agents to write and improve their own helper functions during execution to handle complex tasks. Users can leverage this framework to automate browser workflows while building a library of reusable, agent-generated domain skills.

// technical analysis

Browser Harness is designed as a lightweight, editable CDP-based interface that connects LLMs directly to a real browser, prioritizing complete operational freedom. By allowing the agent to write its own helper functions and domain-specific skills during execution, the project creates a self-improving loop that minimizes the need for manual intervention. This architecture shifts the burden of browser automation from static scripting to dynamic, agent-authored code, effectively solving the brittleness common in traditional web automation tools.

// key highlights

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Provides a direct, thin WebSocket connection to Chrome for full browser control without intermediary layers.
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Enables agents to write and refine their own custom helper functions in real-time to handle missing capabilities.
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Features a self-improving skill system where the agent saves successful task flows into reusable domain-specific modules.
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Supports remote browser integration with built-in proxy and captcha-solving capabilities for stealth and deployment.
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Maintains a compact codebase of approximately 592 lines of Python, ensuring transparency and ease of maintenance.
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Encourages community-driven growth by allowing users to share agent-generated skill folders for common web platforms.

// use cases

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Direct LLM-to-browser control via CDP
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Self-improving agent helper scripts
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Reusable domain-specific automation skills

// getting started

To begin, follow the instructions in install.md to bootstrap the browser connection and link the repository to your local Chrome instance. Use the provided setup prompt with an LLM-powered coding assistant like Claude Code to automate the initial configuration. Once installed, you can execute tasks and allow the agent to automatically generate and save domain-specific skills in the agent-workspace directory.