Browser automation solution for Kubernetes and Openshift supporting Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer and Cypress
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Browser automation solution for Kubernetes and Openshift supporting Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer and Cypress
📱 Control your Antigravity AI sessions from your phone — real-time chat mirroring, multi-window management, and model switching via CDP
Mobile companion for Google's Antigravity IDE. Mirror AI sessions on your phone, send messages, stop generation, automate via 9 MCP tools or OpenAPI.
Use your phone as a voice remote and second screen for Cursor—send prompts, view AI responses, answer questions, and switch between Cursor windows.
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Undetectable Leboncoin scraper using a real browser via Chrome DevTools Protocol and Next.js data routes. No Puppeteer, no automation flags, zero bot detection.
Minimal, dependency-free Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) client in C and Java — drive headless Chrome for tests without Selenium or chromedriver.
Injecting DOOM natively into the Codex IDE runtime using Chrome DevTools Protocol & WebSockets.
Give your agent hands in the browser you are already signed in to. A command line for driving a real, logged-in Chrome. MIT.
Browser-testing tutorial: Antigravity's /browser agent drives real Chrome to click, inspect the console, run Lighthouse, and report bug & accessibility findings.
start fine tuning your browser-control skills step-by-step. Have the a.i. perfect the skill sequence, save it as a macro, use it offline.
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