Browser Use CLI 3.0 Arrives: Integrates with Claude Code, 6x Smaller
xiaohu · x · 2026-07-03
Browser Use has released a major CLI 3.0 upgrade. The new version can be directly integrated into coding assistants like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex as a skill, granting them browser control capabilities. Key improvements include a 6x reduction in size and significantly lower Token consumption. It uses the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) to communicate directly with the browser, eliminating the need for traditional wrapper tools and preventing the entire DOM structure from being injected into the context.
The new version supports a "self-evolution" mechanism: explored site operations are saved as reusable domain-skills, automatically reusing accumulated experiences like login flows and selectors to become smoother over time. It also features "self-healing" capabilities, generating and persisting missing functions on the spot, which drastically improves overall robustness.
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