agent-browser-stealth

What This Skill Does

The agent-browser-stealth skill is an advanced automation toolkit designed for OpenClaw to interact with modern, heavily protected web environments. Unlike standard browser automation, this tool focuses on maintaining a low-profile fingerprint, ensuring that automated tasks—such as scraping, login flows, or data collection on e-commerce platforms like Shopee or TikTok—are treated as human-like interactions rather than bot-initiated activity. By leveraging the agent-browser-stealth library, this skill manages session persistence, humanized mouse and keyboard pacing, and smart element targeting, allowing you to bypass common anti-bot hurdles that would otherwise trigger reCAPTCHA or blocking mechanisms.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/leeguooooo/agent-browser-stealth

Ensure that you also have the base requirements installed globally:

npm install -g agent-browser-stealth
agent-browser install

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for scenarios requiring high stability and stealth. Use it for:

• Automated login sequences where session persistence is required to avoid repeated verification.
• Navigating region-locked e-commerce sites where standard headers trigger fraud detection.
• Filling out forms or complex contenteditable inputs on web-based applications.
• Batch operations on websites that monitor for rapid, inhuman input speeds.

Example Prompts

1. "Open the Shopee Taiwan login page using a persistent session, enter my credentials securely, and wait until I am redirected to the dashboard."
2. "Search for 'ergonomic office chair' on the target website, type the query with a human-like delay, press enter, and capture a screenshot of the results page."
3. "Navigate to the site, identify the search input field using a snapshot, and fill it with our latest target keyword without triggering bot detection."

Tips & Limitations

To maximize the success rate, always use the snapshot -i command to retrieve the current DOM references (@eN) rather than hard-coding selectors. When encountering blocks, prioritize the --headed flag and the --session-name argument to maintain a stable fingerprint. Avoid aggressive timing; use --delay for typing and inject randomized wait intervals. Note that this skill is optimized for anti-bot evasion and may operate slower than standard Selenium/Playwright scripts due to the intentional inclusion of human-like latency.