Browser Agent

Give CORA control of a browser navigate pages, interact with your running app, scrape content, and test UI flows, all from a natural language prompt.

Overview

The Browser Tool lets CORA take control of a real browser session. Once enabled, you can tell CORA to open your local frontend, click buttons, fill forms, scroll pages, extract content, and interact with any web interface exactly as a user would, but driven by your instructions.

Common use cases:

• Start your frontend and test it tell CORA to run npm run dev, open localhost:3000, and interact with the UI on your behalf.

• UI automation navigate flows, trigger states, and verify behavior without writing test scripts.

• Web scraping instruct CORA to visit a page and extract structured data.

• Visual debugging CORA takes screenshots at each step so you can see exactly what it sees.

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Enabling the browser tool

1. Open CORA in your editor.

2. Click the Settings icon in the CORA panel.

3. Toggle Enable browser tool on.

CORA will now have access to a browser session for any task that requires it.

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Settings

Viewport size

Controls the browser window dimensions CORA uses when taking screenshots and interacting with pages.

Option	Dimensions	Best for
Small Desktop	900 × 600	Default most desktop layouts

You can adjust this to match the viewport your app is designed for useful when testing responsive breakpoints.

Screenshot quality

Controls the fidelity of screenshots CORA captures at each browser step.

Setting	Trade-off
Low	Fewer tokens, faster responses
75% (default)	Balanced clarity and token usage
High	Maximum clarity, higher token cost

Increase quality if CORA is misreading fine UI details. Lower it if you're running long browser sessions and want to reduce token consumption.

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Remote browser connection (CDP)

By default, CORA launches a local browser session automatically. If you want CORA to connect to an existing Chrome instance instead for example, a browser already authenticated to a service, or a remote browser in a CI environment you can connect over the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).

Enable remote connection

1. In CORA Settings, toggle Use remote browser connection on.

2. Enter your CDP host in the field provided.

3. Click Test Connection. CORA will attempt to connect and confirm the session is reachable.

If you leave the field empty, CORA will auto-discover any Chrome instances running locally with remote debugging enabled.

Example workflows

Start and test a local frontend

Start the dev server with `npm run dev`, then open localhost:3000,
click the Login button, and tell me if the form renders correctly.

CORA will run the dev server, open the browser, navigate to the page, interact with it, and report back with screenshots at each step.

Scrape a page

Go to https://example.com/pricing and extract all plan names and prices
into a JSON array.

Automate a UI flow

Open localhost:3000, sign in with [e-mail] / password123,
navigate to the dashboard, and click "Create new project".