Introduction
Vibium is a browser automation tool designed for AI agents and humans. It gives an agent (or a script) a real browser it can drive: navigate to pages, fill forms, click buttons, extract text, capture screenshots, and record sessions.
Why Vibium
Section titled “Why Vibium”- AI-native. Install Vibium as a skill and an agent immediately gains the full browser-automation toolkit, with command names and semantics designed to be intuitive for an LLM.
- Zero configuration. A single install pulls down Google Chrome for Testing. No driver binaries, no profile setup, no protocol shims to glue together.
- Standards-based. Built on the WebDriver BiDi protocol rather than a vendor-specific debugging protocol.
- Lightweight. A single ~10 MB binary with no runtime dependencies.
- Multi-interface. Use Vibium from the CLI, as an MCP server, or as a client library in JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, or Java.
Who it is for
Section titled “Who it is for”- Agents (Codex, Claude Code, Cline, Antigravity, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, Amp) that need to act on real web pages.
- Test engineers writing AI-native end-to-end tests.
- Developers and humans who want a friendly CLI for ad-hoc browser tasks.
Platform support
Section titled “Platform support”| Platform | Support target |
|---|---|
| Linux (x64) | Yes |
| macOS (x64, Intel) | Yes |
| macOS (arm64, Apple Silicon) | Yes |
| Windows (x64) | Yes |
Where next
Section titled “Where next”- Installation — install the binary and the browser.
- Quickstart — open a page and take a screenshot in 30 seconds.
- Getting Started — the mental model and the core command loop.
- Tutorial — a worked end-to-end example.
- Command Reference — every command, with examples.