web-access skill

A browser automation and web research skill for AI agents.

Give your AI agent a practical path to access real web pages, read content, and run browser tasks when a simple fetch is not enough.

Install web-access skill from https://github.com/eze-is/web-access. First understand its web strategy and operational logic, then adapt it to this machine and agent architecture for stable browser-based execution.
Choose Your Environment

Start with the default prompt. Use the environment options below if your AI agent needs a specific setup path.

Choose Your Environment

Pick the prompt that matches where you run your AI agent.

Claude Code prompt

Install web-access skill from https://github.com/eze-is/web-access for Claude Code. Configure it for local browser access, then verify the setup by reading https://web-access.pro.

Verify Your Setup

After installation, run one simple page-read task.

Short check

Use web-access to read https://web-access.pro and summarize what the page helps users do.
Show full prompt
Please use web-access for this setup check. Open https://web-access.pro, read the page content, and summarize what the site helps users install, verify, and do next. If the page cannot be read, explain which step failed.

A working setup should return a short summary of this page and the install path it explains.

Try a Real Task

Once the setup works, try a small research task.

Research prompt

Use web-access to find current information about browser automation for AI agents. Read two useful sources and return a short summary with source links.

You should get a source-backed summary that is ready to use in your own notes or next agent task.

Guides

Use these guides when you need more context after the first setup check.

FAQ

First confirm that web-access was installed in the same AI agent environment where you run the test. Then check local browser access, Chrome CDP availability, and any error returned by the agent.

Start with Chrome remote debugging, local CDP connectivity, Node.js version, and whether your AI agent can run local skill commands.

Yes. Node.js 22+ is recommended for the CDP-based setup path.

Start with the default install prompt. If you use Claude Code, Codex, or another agent environment, use the matching environment prompt on this page.

Use web-access skill to search the web, read pages, summarize sources, and run browser-based tasks that need real page access.

No. This is an independent setup and usage guide for web-access users. The source project is available on GitHub.

Source and Scope

This is an independent setup and usage guide for web-access users.

The source project is maintained on GitHub. Review the repository before installing or adapting the skill in your own environment.

View Source on GitHub