feat: add Browser Use CLI 3.0 skill - #477
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Why
OpenHands users can install Browser Use today, but the public extensions registry has no progressive-disclosure skill for the current CLI. This adds an opt-in path to direct CDP browser control without changing or removing the existing BrowserToolSet API.
Summary
uv toolinstallIssue Number
No linked issue.
How to Test
uv sync --group test.uv run pytest -q(542 passed, 6 skipped).uv run python scripts/sync_extensions.py --check.uvx --from browser-use==0.13.7 browser-use; openinghttps://example.comreturnedExample Domain.Video/Screenshots
Not included. This is an additive text-based skill and marketplace entry.
Notes
This PR intentionally leaves OpenHands' existing structured browser tools intact. A follow-up can run a matched BrowserToolSet-versus-CLI eval before proposing a default switch or deprecation path.
The explicit managed-binary path and clean Python child environment incorporate hardening learned from Hermes' Browser Use rollout: managed-first resolution and parent environment isolation.
Browser Use CLI 3.0 is the integration generation. The live smoke used
browser-use==0.13.7, which currently bundlesbrowser-harness==0.1.8.