kernel-profiles
Profiles
Profiles store persistent browser state including cookies, local storage, and browser history.
When to Use
Use profiles for:
- Persistent login state - Stay logged into websites across browser sessions
- Site preferences - Preserve user settings and configurations
- Testing with authentication - Test authenticated flows without re-logging in
- Multi-account management - Maintain separate profiles for different accounts
- Session reuse - Avoid repeated authentication flows in automation
- Cookie management - Preserve and reuse cookies across sessions
Prerequisites
Load the kernel-cli skill for Kernel CLI installation and authentication.
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