kernel-browser-management
Browser Management
Create and manage sandboxed Chrome browser instances in the cloud.
When to Use This Skill
Use browser-management skill when you need to:
- Create browser sessions - Launch new Chrome browser instances with custom configurations (stealth mode, headless, profiles, proxies)
- List and monitor browsers - View all active browser sessions and their details
- Get live view URLs - Access remote browser sessions for monitoring and control
- Execute automation - Run Playwright/TypeScript code against browser sessions
- Capture screenshots - Take screenshots of browser pages or specific regions
- Manage browser lifecycle - Delete browser sessions when done to free resources
- Work with browser profiles - Load saved authentication data and cookies into sessions
Prerequisites
Load the kernel-cli skill for Kernel CLI installation and authentication.
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