--- title: "Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents - Air Market" description: "You are running an agent somewhere with no screen attached, and the job needs a real browser: open sites, work with pages, fill forms, take screenshots. This lets that screenless machine control a br…" canonical: "https://airmarket.ai/app/remote-browser" --- [Air Market](/) / [Automation](/category/automation) / Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents Skill by [Browser Use](/@browser-use) # Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents Drive a real browser from a machine that has no screen ## What this does You are running an agent somewhere with no screen attached, and the job needs a real browser: open sites, work with pages, fill forms, take screenshots. This lets that screenless machine control a browser sitting on your local computer instead. And when a site or tool needs to reach a service running on your own machine, local dev servers can be shared through tunnels too. ### Top 3 things it does for you - Navigate websites and interact with pages - Fill in forms - Take screenshots ## Information **Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents at a glance** | | | | --- | --- | | Kind | Skill | | Publisher | [Browser Use](/@browser-use) | | Category | [Automation](/category/automation) | | Works with | Agent Skills - an open standard supported by 40+ agents | | Size | 8 KB | | Licence | MIT | | Repository | [browser-use/browser-use](https://github.com/browser-use/browser-use/tree/f0b4d7c51f94991b24163073944dd4c9f79083a6/skills/remote-browser) | | GitHub stars | 120,404 (as of Nov 2026) | | Installs | 4,864, counted by skills.sh (Nov 2026) | ## Security report **Verified.** AIR scanned this exact version of Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents and flagged nothing. AIR's verdict: **safe**. **What Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents's check was run against** | | | | --- | --- | | Commit | f0b4d7c51f94991b24163073944dd4c9f79083a6 | | Content hash | 466790798fe4792274603ad8eee5041918e022937b7fbd2b04a8d6fe5e2da4e0 | | Files read | [Browse the files at this exact commit](https://github.com/browser-use/browser-use/blob/f0b4d7c51f94991b24163073944dd4c9f79083a6/skills/remote-browser/SKILL.md) | A scan is named by the exact content it read, not by a version number. A different version is a different artifact, and nothing here applies to a version AIR has not scanned. [Read the full security report for Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents](/security/remote-browser) ## About Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents For agents running on a sandboxed remote machine with no GUI, this provides a way to control a browser located on a local machine. The web stays reachable even though the machine doing the work has no interface of its own. Once connected, the agent can navigate websites, interact with web pages, fill in forms, and take screenshots. It also works in the other direction: when something outside the local machine needs to reach a project running on it, local dev servers can be exposed via tunnels. ## What's inside - SKILL.md - instructions ## Questions ### Is Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents safe to install? AIR scanned this exact version of Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents and flagged nothing. AIR's verdict: safe. The verdict is named by the content that was read, at commit f0b4d7c51f94, so it cannot drift onto a version nobody scanned. The full report is at https://airmarket.ai/security/remote-browser. ### How do I install Browser Automation for Sandboxed Agents? Open https://airmarket.ai/app/remote-browser on Air Market and use the install action: Air Market hands Claude a prompt naming this exact skill, and Claude sets it up. Source, pinned to the exact commit this listing describes: https://github.com/browser-use/browser-use/tree/f0b4d7c51f94991b24163073944dd4c9f79083a6/skills/remote-browser. Install from that link, not the branch. ## Related on Air Market - [More Automation listings](/category/automation) - [Everything by Browser Use](/@browser-use) --- Canonical URL: