A powerful browser automation tool based on Patchright that enables AI agents to interact with local web applications while bypassing bot detection.
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npx clawhub@latest install patchright-skill
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The Patchright Browser Automation skill leverages an undetected Playwright fork to allow AI agents to navigate web applications, specifically targeting local development environments and private networks. This skill is essential for developers using Openclaw Skills who need to perform end-to-end testing, UI verification, or frontend debugging without being blocked by automated bot detection systems.
Unlike standard automation scripts that lose session state, this skill utilizes a persistent server mode. This allows the AI agent to maintain a browser session across multiple interactions, enabling complex workflows like multi-step logins, form submissions, and real-time visual feedback directly within a local Chrome instance. It is the ideal bridge between an AI agent and a running development server.
To begin using this skill within the Openclaw Skills framework, you must start the background server to enable session persistence:
cd ~/.claude/skills/patchright-skill
python scripts/server.py start &
You can then verify the server status or execute tool calls directly:
# Check if server is active
python scripts/server.py status
# Navigate to a local development server
python scripts/server.py call '{"tool": "navigate", "args": {"url": "http://localhost:3000"}}'
The skill organizes data through command parameters and visual outputs. It primarily interacts with web elements via CSS or text-based selectors.
| Data Type | Description | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Selectors | CSS or text-based identifiers for UI elements | String (e.g., #id, .class, text=Login) |
| Screenshots | Visual captures of the current browser state | .png files |
| Metadata | Current URL, page title, and element text | JSON/Plain Text |
| State | Session persistence managed via background process | Background Server |
| Browser | Underlying browser engine used for execution | Google Chrome |
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