browser-memory

ACTIVE

Community browser skills for AI agents. Save time and token

Launched July 22, 2026

About browser-memory

browser-memory provides a skill directory for AI agents that adds persistent per‑site memory, letting agents learn a website once and then retrieve data directly. This speeds up browsing up to 20× and cuts token usage by about 4×, while offering ready‑made skills for sites like Airbnb, Amazon, Booking.com, DoorDash, eBay, GitHub, LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Yelp, and YouTube.

Pricing

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Capabilities

Persistent per‑site memory

Agents store learned information for each site, enabling direct data retrieval without re‑browsing.

Speed‑optimized browsing

Reduces request latency, making agents browse up to 20× faster.

Token‑efficient operation

Cuts token consumption by roughly 4× compared to standard web‑scraping approaches.

Pre‑built site skills

Ready‑to‑use commands for searching and extracting data from popular platforms such as Airbnb, Amazon, Booking.com, DoorDash, eBay, GitHub, LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Yelp, and YouTube.

Custom skill upload

Users can upload their own skills to extend the agent’s capabilities to additional websites.

Use Cases

Travel booking assistants
Agents can quickly find and compare Airbnb stays or hotel listings, accelerating reservation workflows.
For: Developers building travel‑related AI bots
E‑commerce price comparison
Agents retrieve product prices, ratings, and reviews from Amazon or eBay to power shopping assistants.
For: Developers of shopping or recommendation engines
Content discovery and engagement
Agents scan Reddit threads or X posts, extract context, and post value‑first comments automatically.
For: Developers creating social‑media automation tools
Recruitment networking
Agents search LinkedIn profiles, enrich them, and send personalized connection requests at scale.
For: HR tech developers and recruitment automation teams
Local business lookup
Agents query Yelp for nearby businesses, pulling ratings and reviews to inform location‑aware services.
For: Developers of local‑search and navigation apps