
A local bridge attaches the assistant...
Built-in web tools often return a summary. They cannot open a signed-in page or click a button. This skill splits the work into query, action, and read: inspect the document, then click, scroll, fill, or upload, then extract text, a screenshot, or a video frame. Login state comes from the browser you already use, not a fresh empty profile. Several sub-agents can each hold their own tabs and research at the same time. It fits people who want a coding assistant to check a signed-in dashboard, complete a multi-step form, or compare several pages in parallel.
web-access is an agent skill published as eze-is/web-access. A local bridge attaches the assistant to the browser you already use, so it can search, click, fill forms, and take screenshots on the real page. It does not launch a separate headless browser. Over the debugging protocol it uses the current browser's login state and extensions. Dynamic pages and signed-in dashboards can be read as you already see them. After install, remote debugging must be allowed in the browser and the browser restarted.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Use the current browser session
The debugging protocol attaches to the daily browser and reads its existing login session and extensions instead of creating a separate profile.
Query, click, and fill forms
The agent can inspect the document, click, scroll, type, and upload files, then continue to the next URL in a multi-step flow.
Screenshots and video frames
It can extract page text, capture the screen, or seek a video to a timestamp, grab a frame, and summarize what is visible.
Parallel tabs
Several sub-agents can each use their own tabs to research different topics at once. Total time tracks the slowest task.
Read a dashboard you are signed into
A developer asks the assistant to open a deployment dashboard that is already signed in and summarize recent errors on the page.
Complete a multi-step web form
The assistant clicks, types, and handles popups through the steps of an application form or setup wizard.
Compare several pages at once
Several tabs open at once, and each one extracts feature descriptions and visible reviews from a different site.
No. The page says it connects over the debugging protocol to the browser you already use. It does not start a headless browser or a new profile, so existing login sessions and extensions remain. Before use, allow remote debugging on the browser's inspect page and restart the browser. A small local bridge receives the assistant's requests.
The documented calls open a background tab, run script in the page, click by selector, take a screenshot, scroll, navigate, upload a local file into a file input, and close a tab. A video frame can be captured after seeking to a timestamp. The assistant makes these calls without a separate browser SDK. Dynamically rendered pages are read as the real browser shows them.
Install eze-is/web-access with the skills command. Then open the browser's remote-debugging inspect page, allow remote debugging, and restart. Ask the assistant to browse, search, or interact with a site and the skill is meant to activate on its own. The page says it works with assistants that read skill files. If the bridge does not connect, check that remote debugging is enabled.
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