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This tutorial introduces Vercel Agent Browser as a browser automation tool used with Claude Code. The presenter describes it as open source and explains how it can open sites, fill fields, read page content and take screenshots. His setup walkthrough uses terminal installation, Chrome and a request to Claude Code to install the linked repository. He also introduces terminal commands, but recommends natural-language requests through the coding assistant.
The main example asks Claude Code to create a four-page contact wizard in one HTML file with a progress bar. The browser then tries empty required fields and an invalid email before completing the form. The presenter reports that the tests passed and no bugs needed fixing. His prompt also asks the agent to correct failed tests and repeat them, though this example does not demonstrate that repair loop.
A second example requests recent repository releases and available skills in sequence. The presenter says it uses the Claude extension for Chrome, so the transcript does not establish that Agent Browser alone performs every demonstrated action.
The presenter claims lower token use than Playwright. He recommends keeping existing Playwright tests for workflows involving many tabs, PDF generation or network interception, and advises against Agent Browser for heavily conditional flows.
