Automate web browsing tasks like navigation, data extraction, form filling, clicking, and screenshots using the agent-browser CLI.

This skill is internally inconsistent and requires caution. Before installing or running it: 1) Do not provide API keys or credentials until you confirm the skill's code and provenance — the docs reference ANTHROPIC_API_KEY but the skill metadata does not declare it. 2) Treat the .chrome-profile and ./agent/downloads/ behavior as persistent storage for cookies and files; if you run it, use an isolated/ephemeral environment or remove the profile directory afterward. 3) The bundle lacks source code and a trustworthy install method (setup.json asks you to npm install/link, but no package code is included) — ask the publisher for the full source, a verifiable homepage/repository, and a reproducible install manifest. 4) If you must test it, run in a sandboxed VM or container with no real credentials and no sensitive browser profiles, and monitor outbound network traffic (the tool appears to rely on an external AI model which may receive page content). 5) If you cannot verify origin or inspect the implementation, do not install or supply secrets; consider rejecting the skill until the author provides a complete, auditable package and clear declarations of required env vars and data flows.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: browser-automation-1 Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle describes a browser automation tool with high-risk capabilities, including session persistence via local Chrome profiles, automatic file downloads, and data extraction. Several significant anomalies suggest the package is untrustworthy: it references a non-existent AI model version (`claude-haiku-4-5-20251001`), contains a future publication date (March 2026) in `_meta.json`, and lacks the actual implementation source code (`src/cli.ts`) and `package.json` required to verify its behavior. These discrepancies, combined with the requirement for an `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` and the use of off-screen browser windows (`--window-position=-9999,-9999`), justify a suspicious classification.