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vibesurfer

Agent-native headless browser. 26 primitives over a Unix-socket wire protocol. Real WKWebView (macOS), WebKitGTK 6 (Linux), or WebView2 (Windows) — all three engines verified per-commit by a real-browser integration suite. Optimistic concurrency via state tokens; tree-delta wire format; durable session/page/auth state in SQLite.

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# vibesurfer (binary: `vs`)

`vs` is a stateless CLI that talks to a daemon (`vs serve`, auto-spawned on first call) over a Unix socket. Not installed? `npx vibesurfer <args>` runs the same binary (downloaded and cached on first use); `vs skill install` wires it into every detected agent. The daemon owns one long-lived browser engine on the OS main thread and a SQLite store at `~/.vibesurfer/state.db`. Every primitive writes one audit row before returning — there's no opt-out, no untracked operation.

## Short forms are the default in agent contexts

Every primitive has a short alias. Long forms exist for human-readable documentation; agent invocations should use the shorter form to save tokens. `vs o https://...` is the canonical shape for `vs open https://...`, not the other way around. The 19-primitive tables below lead with the short form and show the long form in parens; both work identically.

Frequent flags also have short forms: `-S` (`--session`), `-j` (`--json`), `-F` (`--full`), `-s` (`--since`), `-n` (`--limit`), `-P` (`--page`). The `--token` flag stays verbose because it's never typed by hand — you paste it from the previous read.

## Use this tool when

- You need to drive a real browser to read or interact with a web app (login, scrape behind auth, click through SPA state).
- You need stable refs across snapshots so you can plan a multi-step interaction without scraping coordinates.