What problem does it solve? Verifying that a web app actually works after booting it in a sandbox requires a real browser, but the browser tooling lives on the host rather than inside the sandbox. This Skill bridges that gap by driving the host-side agent-browser CLI against forwarded localhost URLs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Browser Smoke Tests: Open a forwarded localhost URL, wait for network idle, and snapshot the page to confirm the app renders. - UI Interaction & Validation: Click elements, fill inputs, and press keys using snapshot refs, then re-snapshot after DOM changes. - Evidence Capture: Record smoke tests as video and save screenshots to stable workspace paths under .grok/verify-artifacts/. - Use Case: After starting a dev server on port 3000 in the sandbox, open http://127.0.0.1:3000 in a named browser session, verify the page title and one critical button, and save a full-page screenshot as proof. ## Quick Start Use agent-browser to open the forwarded localhost URL of the running app, wait for network idle, take an interactive snapshot, and save a screenshot to .grok/verify-artifacts/.