OpenClaw browser extension: choose tab access before automation
OpenClaw browser extension access is safest when you choose the right browser profile, limit eligible tabs, and keep signed-in Chrome work separate from routine agent browsing.
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OpenCLI adapters: build repeatable AI agent workflows without browser sprawl
OpenCLI adapters turn a repeatable website or desktop workflow into a named command. Learn when to build one, how to keep its authority narrow, and how to verify it before an agent uses it.
AI agent SSRF protection for browser automation
AI agent SSRF protection keeps browser automation from reaching private services by default. Use a narrow hostname allowlist, explicit exceptions, and network egress controls.
OpenCLI: a practical guide to browser, adapter, and local-tool workflows
OpenCLI turns supported websites, logged-in browser sessions, and local tools into commands for humans and AI agents. Learn which interface fits the job and how to set it up safely.
OpenCLI skill for AI agents: reuse your Chrome login instead of re-automating every site
The OpenCLI skill lets OpenClaw agents use your existing Chrome session to search, browse, and post across supported sites without rebuilding each workflow from scratch.
AI agent browser sessions in OpenClaw 2026.6.6
AI agent browser sessions get safer in OpenClaw 2026.6.6 with CDP session attach, WebSocket validation, browser-output boundaries and loopback MCP transport checks.