Stealthy Auto Browse

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Use cases: browser-automation, web-scraping

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What this server can do and what it asks for, from its tool list, install config and code. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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• browser_action

  Execute any browser action not covered by the other tools. Useful for: cookies (get_cookies, set_cookie, delete_cookies), tabs (list_tabs, new_tab, switch_tab, close_tab), storage (get_storage, set_storage, clear_storage), dialogs (handle_dialog, get_last_dialog), downloads (get_last_download, upload_file), clipboard (set_clipboard, get_clipboard), virtual media (get_virtual_media_state, set_virtual_media_source, upload_virtual_media), challenge detection (detect_challenge), network logging (enable_network_log, get_network_log, etc.), console logging (enable_console_log, get_console_log, etc.…

• click

  Click an element by CSS selector or XPath. PREFER THIS over system_click. Reliable, fast, and works on most sites. Only fall back to system_click if the site explicitly detects and blocks DOM event injection. XPath example: "xpath=//button[@id='submit']". Args: selector: CSS selector or XPath (prefix with "xpath=").

• detect_challenge

  Detect a challenge widget without clicking, solving, or entering its frame. Returns a best-effort `absent`, `present`, or `unknown` status. Known matches include vendor, confidence, locations, and sanitised frame origin/path evidence. An absent result is not proof a site will never show a custom or later challenge. Args: scroll_into_view: Scroll the first visible detected frame or widget into the viewport. This never clicks, focuses, solves, or submits it.

• eval_js

  Execute JavaScript in the page and return the result. Examples: "document.title", "document.querySelectorAll('a').length". Args: expression: JavaScript expression to evaluate. world: "page" (default) runs in the page's own JavaScript world and can read page globals such as window.__NEXT_DATA__. "isolated" sees only the DOM; page scripts cannot observe or hook it.

• fill

  Set an input field's value instantly by CSS selector. Clears existing content first. Does not generate individual keystrokes. Args: selector: CSS selector of the input element. value: The value to set.

• get_clipboard

  Read UTF-8 text from the real X11 clipboard.

• get_html

  Get the full HTML source of the current page.

• get_interactive_elements

  Find all interactive elements on the page (buttons, links, inputs, etc.). Returns each element's viewport coordinates (x, y), dimensions, text content, and CSS selector. Use the coordinates with system_click. Args: visible_only: Only return elements visible in the viewport.

• get_text

  Get all visible text content from the current page (truncated to 10,000 chars).

• goto

  Navigate the browser to a URL. Args: url: The URL to navigate to. wait_until: When to consider navigation done. "domcontentloaded" (default), "load", or "networkidle". referer: Optional HTTP Referer header value. timeout: Seconds allowed per attempt. Omit for the app default of 30. retry_count: Timeout retries from 0 through 2. Omit for the app default of 1. retry_delay: Base seconds before a retry. Omit for the app default of 1.

• mouse_move

  Move the mouse to viewport coordinates with human-like movement (no click). Use to hover over elements (trigger dropdowns, tooltips). Args: x: Viewport X coordinate. y: Viewport Y coordinate. w: Target width; the pointer lands inside the target. h: Target height. duration: Scale the movement to this many seconds. speed: Movement speed multiplier (0.1-10). curvature: Main stroke bend multiplier (0-5, 0 = straight). tremor: Hand tremor amplitude in px (0-5).

• run_script

  Run multiple browser actions as a single atomic script. All steps execute sequentially on the SAME browser instance under a single request lock. This is the only safe way to do multi-step workflows in a load-balanced cluster. Each step is a dict with "action" and its parameters. Add "output_id" to any action step to collect its result in the response outputs dict. Steps can also use control nodes: {"if": {"condition": ..., "then": [...]}} selects a branch; {"repeat": {"count": 1, "steps": [...]}} repeats a bounded body; and {"while": {"condition": ..., "max_iterations": 1, "steps": [...]}} r…

• screenshot

  Take a screenshot of the browser viewport or full desktop. LAST RESORT. Prefer get_text() or get_html() instead. Screenshots cost many more tokens and only help when visual layout or images matter. When you do take a screenshot, always use whLargest=512 unless you specifically need fine detail. Full resolution is wasteful. Args: screenshot_type: "browser" for page viewport, "desktop" for full virtual screen. width: Resize to this width (keeps aspect ratio if height omitted). height: Resize to this height (keeps aspect ratio if width omitted). whLargest: Resize so the largest …

• scroll

  Scroll using the mouse wheel. Args: amount: Wheel notches, non-zero. Negative = down, positive = up. x: Optional X coordinate to move mouse to before scrolling. y: Optional Y coordinate to move mouse to before scrolling. notch_gap: Median seconds between wheel notches (0.015-5). Default: human flick/controlled rhythm.

• send_key

  Send a keyboard key or combo. Examples: "enter", "tab", "escape", "backspace", "ctrl+a", "ctrl+shift+t". Args: key: Key name or combo using PyAutoGUI key names. key_hold: Median seconds the key is held (0.01-2). instant: Press and release at once with no human timing. Faster, but easy for a page to spot.

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Last commit

Oct 22, 2026 (6 days ago)

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Registry name

io.github.psyb0t/stealthy-auto-browse

Version

3.2.0

Auth

No auth

Packages

oci docker.io/psyb0t/stealthy-auto-browse:v3.2.0

License

WTFPL

Repository

github.com/psyb0t/docker-stealthy-auto-browse

First seen

Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 24, 2026

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