skills/notte-browser/SKILL.md
Command-line interface for browser automation, web scraping, and AI-powered web interactions using the notte.cc platform.
npx skillsauth add nottelabs/notte-cli notte-browserInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Command-line interface for browser automation, web scraping, and AI-powered web interactions using the notte.cc platform.
# 1. Authenticate
notte auth login
# 2. Start a browser session
notte sessions start
# 3. Goto and observe
notte page goto "https://example.com"
notte page observe
notte page screenshot
# 4. Execute actions (use @IDs from observe, or Playwright selectors)
notte page click "@B3"
notte page fill "@I1" "hello world"
# If @IDs don't work, use Playwright selectors:
# notte page click "button:has-text('Submit')"
# 5. Scrape content
notte page scrape --instructions "Extract all product names and prices"
# 6. Stop the session
notte sessions stop
Control browser session lifecycle:
# Start a new session
notte sessions start [flags]
--headless Run in headless mode (default: true)
--idle-timeout-minutes Idle timeout in minutes
--max-duration-minutes Maximum session lifetime in minutes
--proxy Use default proxies
--proxy-country <code> Proxy country code (e.g. us, gb, fr)
--solve-captchas Automatically solve captchas
--viewport-width Viewport width in pixels
--viewport-height Viewport height in pixels
--user-agent Custom user agent string
--cdp-url CDP URL of remote session provider
--use-file-storage Enable file storage for the session
# Get current session status
notte sessions status
# Stop current session
notte sessions stop
# List sessions (with optional pagination and filters)
notte sessions list [--page N] [--page-size N] [--only-active]
Note: When you start a session, it automatically becomes the "current" session (i.e NOTTE_SESSION_ID environment variable is set). All subsequent commands use this session by default. Use --session-id <session-id> only when you need to manage multiple sessions simultaneously or reference a specific session.
Session debugging and export:
# Get network logs
notte sessions network
# Get replay URL/data
notte sessions replay
# Export session steps as Python workflow code
notte sessions workflow-code
Cookie management:
# Get all cookies
notte sessions cookies
# Set cookies from JSON file
notte sessions cookies-set --file cookies.json
Simplified commands for page interactions:
Element Interactions:
# Click an element (use either the ids from an observe, or a selector)
notte page click "@B3"
notte page click "#submit-button"
--timeout Timeout in milliseconds
--enter Press Enter after clicking
# Fill an input field
notte page fill "@I1" "hello world"
--clear Clear field before filling
--enter Press Enter after filling
# Check/uncheck a checkbox
notte page check "#my-checkbox"
--value true to check, false to uncheck (default: true)
# Select dropdown option
notte page select "#dropdown-element" "Option 1"
# Download file by clicking element
notte page download "@L5"
# Upload file to input
notte page upload "#file-input" --file /path/to/file
# Run JavaScript in the Page
- Escape single quotes if needed.
- Don’t use logging (output won’t be captured).
- Use a single statement or a function that returns a value.
# Single expression
notte page eval-js 'document.title'
# Function with return value
notte page eval-js '
() => {
const els = document.querySelectorAll("a");
return els.length;
}
'
Navigation:
notte page goto "https://example.com"
notte page new-tab "https://example.com"
notte page back
notte page forward
notte page reload
Scrolling:
notte page scroll-down [amount]
notte page scroll-up [amount]
Keyboard:
notte page press "Enter"
notte page press "Escape"
notte page press "Tab"
Tab Management:
notte page switch-tab 1
notte page close-tab
Page State:
# Observe page state and available actions
notte page observe
# Save a screenshot in tmp folder
notte page screenshot
# Scrape content with instructions
notte page scrape --instructions "Extract all links" [--only-main-content]
Utilities:
# Wait for specified duration
notte page wait 1000
# Solve CAPTCHA
notte page captcha-solve "recaptcha"
# Mark task complete
notte page complete "Task finished successfully" [--success=true]
# Fill form with JSON data
notte page form-fill --data '{"email": "[email protected]", "name": "John"}'
Start and manage AI-powered browser agents:
# List all agents (with optional pagination and filters)
notte agents list [--page N] [--page-size N] [--only-active] [--only-saved]
# Start a new agent (auto-uses current session if active)
notte agents start --task "Navigate to example.com and extract the main heading"
--session-id Session ID (uses current session if not specified)
--vault-id Vault ID for credential access
--persona-id Persona ID for identity
--max-steps Maximum steps for the agent (default: 30)
--reasoning-model Custom reasoning model
# Get current agent status
notte agents status
# Stop current agent
notte agents stop
# Export agent steps as workflow code
notte agents workflow-code
# Get agent execution replay
notte agents replay
Note: When you start an agent, it automatically becomes the "current" agent (saved to ~/.notte/cli/current_agent). All subsequent commands use this agent by default. Use --agent-id <agent-id> only when you need to manage multiple agents simultaneously or reference a specific agent.
Agent ID Resolution:
--agent-id flag (highest priority)NOTTE_AGENT_ID environment variable~/.notte/cli/current_agent file (lowest priority)Create, manage, and schedule reusable workflows:
# List all functions (with optional pagination and filters)
notte functions list [--page N] [--page-size N] [--only-active]
# Create a function from a workflow file
notte functions create --file workflow.py [--name "My Function"] [--description "..."] [--shared]
# Show current function details
notte functions show
# Update current function code
notte functions update --file workflow.py
# Delete current function
notte functions delete
# Run current function
notte functions run
# List runs for current function (with optional pagination and filters)
notte functions runs [--page N] [--page-size N] [--only-active]
# Stop a running function execution
notte functions run-stop --run-id <run-id>
# Get run logs and results
notte functions run-metadata --run-id <run-id>
# Schedule current function with cron expression
notte functions schedule --cron "0 9 * * *"
# Remove schedule from current function
notte functions unschedule
# Fork a shared function to your account
notte functions fork --function-id <shared-function-id>
Note: When you create a function, it automatically becomes the "current" function. All subsequent commands use this function by default. Use --function-id <function-id> only when you need to manage multiple functions simultaneously or reference a specific function (like when forking a shared function).
Personas - Auto-generated identities with email:
# List personas (with optional pagination and filters)
notte personas list [--page N] [--page-size N] [--only-active]
# Create a persona
notte personas create [--create-vault]
# Show persona details
notte personas show --persona-id <persona-id>
# Delete a persona
notte personas delete --persona-id <persona-id>
# List emails received by persona
notte personas emails --persona-id <persona-id>
# List SMS messages received
notte personas sms --persona-id <persona-id>
Vaults - Store your own credentials:
# List vaults (with optional pagination and filters)
notte vaults list [--page N] [--page-size N] [--only-active]
# Create a vault
notte vaults create [--name "My Vault"]
# Update vault name
notte vaults update --vault-id <vault-id> --name "New Name"
# Delete a vault
notte vaults delete --vault-id <vault-id>
# Manage credentials
notte vaults credentials list --vault-id <vault-id>
notte vaults credentials add --vault-id <vault-id> --url "https://site.com" --password "pass" [--email "..."] [--username "..."] [--mfa-secret "..."]
notte vaults credentials get --vault-id <vault-id> --url "https://site.com"
notte vaults credentials delete --vault-id <vault-id> --url "https://site.com"
Available on all commands:
--output, -o Output format: text, json (default: text)
--timeout API request timeout in seconds (default: 30)
--no-color Disable color output
--verbose, -v Verbose output
--yes, -y Skip confirmation prompts
| Variable | Description |
|----------|-------------|
| NOTTE_API_KEY | API key for authentication |
| NOTTE_SESSION_ID | Default session ID (avoids --session-id flag) |
| NOTTE_API_URL | Custom API endpoint URL |
Session ID is resolved in this order:
--session-id flagNOTTE_SESSION_ID environment variablesessions start)# Scrape with session
notte sessions start --headless
notte page goto "https://news.ycombinator.com"
notte page scrape --instructions "Extract top 10 story titles"
notte sessions stop
# Multi-page scraping
notte sessions start --headless
notte page goto "https://example.com/products"
notte page observe
notte page scrape --instructions "Extract product names and prices"
notte page click "@L3"
notte page scrape --instructions "Extract product names and prices"
notte sessions stop
notte sessions start
notte page goto "https://example.com/signup"
notte page fill "#email-field" "[email protected]"
notte page fill "#password-field" "securepassword"
notte page click "#submit-button"
notte sessions stop
# Setup credentials once
notte vaults create --name "MyService"
notte vaults credentials add --vault-id <vault-id> \
--url "https://myservice.com" \
--email "[email protected]" \
--password "mypassword" \
--mfa-secret "JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP"
# Use in automation (vault credentials auto-fill on matching URLs)
notte sessions start
notte page goto "https://myservice.com/login"
# Credentials from vault are used automatically
notte sessions stop
# Create workflow file
cat > collect_data.py << 'EOF'
# Notte workflow script
# ...
EOF
# Upload as function
notte functions create --file collect_data.py --name "Daily Data Collection"
# Schedule to run every day at 9 AM
notte functions schedule --function-id <function-id> --cron "0 9 * * *"
# Check run history
notte functions runs --function-id <function-id>
observe OutputThe observe command may sometimes return stale or partial DOM state, especially with dynamic content, modals, or single-page applications. If the output seems wrong:
notte page screenshot always shows the current visual state@ID references, use standard selectors like #id, .class, or button:has-text('Submit')notte page wait 500 before observing can help with dynamic contentBoth element IDs from observe and Playwright selectors are supported:
# Using element IDs from observe output
notte page click "@B3"
notte page fill "@I1" "text"
# Using Playwright selectors (recommended when @IDs don't work)
notte page click "#submit-button"
notte page click ".btn-primary"
notte page click "button:has-text('Submit')"
notte page click "[data-testid='login']"
notte page fill "input[name='email']" "[email protected]"
Handling multiple matches - Use >> nth=0 to select the first match:
# When multiple elements match, select by index
notte page click "button:has-text('OK') >> nth=0"
notte page click ".submit-btn >> nth=0"
Modals and popups can interfere with page interactions. Tips:
notte page press "Escape" reliably dismisses most dialogs and modalsnotte page wait 500 after closing a modal before the next action# Common pattern for handling unexpected modals
notte page press "Escape"
notte page wait 500
notte page click "#target-element"
Running with --headless (the default) doesn't mean you can't see the browser:
ViewerUrl - open it in your browser to watch the session livenotte sessions viewer opens the viewer directly--headless=false only if you need a local browser window (not available on remote/CI environments)# Start headless session and get viewer URL
notte sessions start -o json | jq -r '.viewer_url'
# Or open viewer for current session
notte sessions viewer
If you're getting blocked or seeing CAPTCHAs, try enabling our residential proxies:
notte sessions stop
notte sessions start --proxy
Note: Always stop the current session before starting a new one with different parameters. Session configuration cannot be changed mid-session.
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