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browser-pilot

v0.0.15

Published

Lightweight CDP-based browser automation for Node.js, Bun, and Cloudflare Workers

Readme

browser-pilot

Docs npm version CI status TypeScript License

Automation-first CDP browser control for AI agents.

Browser Pilot now teaches one workflow model:

  • inspect the page
  • act in the browser
  • record a manual workflow
  • trace behavior over time
  • exercise voice/media and browser conditions

record and trace are two interfaces over the same capture system. record writes the canonical artifact. trace explains either a live session or a saved artifact.

Install

bun add browser-pilot
# or
npm install browser-pilot

For local Chrome:

/Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome \
  --remote-debugging-port=9222 \
  --user-data-dir=/tmp/browser-pilot-profile

Choose the command by job

| Job | Primary commands | | --- | --- | | Inspect page state | snapshot, page, forms, text, targets, diagnose | | Act in the browser | exec, run | | Capture a human demo | record | | Investigate behavior over time | trace | | Exercise voice/media | audio | | Change browser conditions | env |

Golden path 1: automate a page

bp connect --provider generic --name dev
bp snapshot -i -s dev
bp exec -s dev '[
  {"action":"fill","selector":"ref:e5","value":"[email protected]"},
  {"action":"click","selector":"ref:e7"},
  {"action":"assertText","expect":"Welcome"}
]'

Use bp snapshot -i first. Refs are the default targeting strategy.

Golden path 2: capture a manual workflow and derive automation

bp record -s demo --profile automation -f ./artifacts/demo.recording.json
# perform the flow manually, then stop with Ctrl+C
bp record summary ./artifacts/demo.recording.json
bp record derive ./artifacts/demo.recording.json -o workflow.json
bp run workflow.json

Do not start by opening the raw artifact. Use record summary, record inspect, or trace summary --view ... first.

Golden path 3: debug a realtime or voice session

bp connect --provider generic --name realtime
bp trace start -s realtime --timeout 20000
# reproduce the issue in the app
bp trace summary -s realtime --view ws
bp trace summary -s realtime --view console

Voice workflow:

bp audio setup -s realtime
bp exec -s realtime '{"action":"goto","url":"https://my-voice-app.com"}'
bp audio check -s realtime
bp audio roundtrip -s realtime -i prompt.wav --transcribe -o response.wav
bp trace summary -s realtime --view voice

Golden path 4: exercise failure modes

bp env permissions grant -s realtime microphone
bp env network offline -s realtime --duration 5000
bp trace watch -s realtime --view ws --assert profile:reconnect --timeout 15000
bp env visibility hidden -s realtime

What is new in the model

  • One canonical artifact model with version: 2
  • One canonical trace event stream for recording, live trace, and session logs
  • Trace-backed waits and assertions in exec / run
  • listen preserved as a compatibility alias to trace tail
  • audio for active control, trace for explanation, env for browser-state controls

Programmatic example

import { connect } from 'browser-pilot';

const browser = await connect({ provider: 'generic' });
const page = await browser.page();

await page.batch([
  { action: 'goto', url: 'https://example.com/login' },
  { action: 'fill', selector: ['#email', 'input[type=email]'], value: '[email protected]' },
  { action: 'submit', selector: 'form' },
  { action: 'assertUrl', expect: '/dashboard' },
]);

await browser.close();

Guides

Compatibility notes

  • Prefer --debug for transport logging. --trace still works as a legacy alias.
  • Prefer bp trace tail .... bp listen ... still works as a compatibility alias.