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browser-automation

Use when the user asks to do something on a real website, such as open a page, click through a flow, fill or submit a form, log in, extract data, take screenshots, or run a Skyvern workflow. Calls the Skyvern MCP server.

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# Browser automation

## What the server does

Skyvern controls a browser in Skyvern Cloud. Hosted calls are stateless.
Pass the `session_id` from `skyvern_browser_session_create` on every subsequent browser call.

## Workflow

1. Get the session approval below. Create a session with `skyvern_browser_session_create`.
2. Navigate with `skyvern_navigate`.
3. Look before acting with `skyvern_screenshot`, `skyvern_observe`, or `skyvern_get_html`.
4. Use `skyvern_click`, `skyvern_type`, or `skyvern_select_option` when the target is known.
   Use selectors or intent; hosted calls cannot reuse observation refs from earlier calls.