# agent-browser

Vercel Labs has released agent-browser, a native Rust command-line tool that lets an AI agent drive a browser one shell command at a time. Previously an agent had to work from the whole page; now snapshot returns the page as compact text with a ref such as @e1 for each element, and the agent acts on a ref, reads the page again to check the result, and repeats. The browser stays open between commands, so each step is one short shell call, and a click fails rather than reporting success when the target is hidden, disabled, outside the viewport, or covered.

Vercel Labs has released agent-browser, a native Rust command-line tool that lets an AI agent drive a browser one shell command at a time. Previously an agent had to work from the whole page; now snapshot returns the page as compact text with a ref such as @e1 for each element, and the agent acts on a ref, reads the page again to check the result, and repeats. The browser stays open between commands, so each step is one short shell call, and a click fails rather than reporting success when the target is hidden, disabled, outside the viewport, or covered.