The Notte skill is the easiest way to bootstrap browser automation from an AI coding assistant. It gives tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf enough Notte context to start sessions, observe pages, click and fill elements, scrape data, and turn a rough browser task into code.
Fast setup:
- Install Notte:
pip install notteor use the CLI from github.com/nottelabs/notte-cli - Authenticate:
notte auth - Add the skill:
npx skills add nottelabs/notte-skills - Ask your assistant to automate a concrete browser task, such as "open staging, verify login, and summarize what failed"
Why the skill is a good bootstrap path:
- It teaches the assistant the practical Notte command flow
- It starts with live browser exploration before you commit to code
- It can produce a working script after the workflow is understood
- It keeps the first version small enough to debug
What your AI assistant can do:
- Navigate to any URL and describe what it sees
- Fill out forms and submit them
- Extract structured data from pages
- Take screenshots for visual verification
- Run multi-step workflows (login, navigate, extract, report)
- Debug frontend issues by inspecting real page behavior
Why this is useful for developers:
- Quick data gathering without leaving your IDE
- Verify deployments by having the assistant check production
- Test third-party integrations by having the assistant interact with external services
- Prototype scraping workflows conversationally
Behind the scenes:
The skill guides your assistant toward Notte CLI commands that create cloud browser sessions. Your assistant gets real browser access, not a simulated environment.
Setup guide at docs.notte.cc/integrations/claude-code-ai-agents.