Turn a screen recording into a browser-use skill

Record once, let browser-use replay

Instead of describing every selector, record the browser workflow and let SkillForge extract the navigation, clicks, and inputs into a SKILL.md that browser-use can follow.

Steps

1. Record at skillforge.expert/app
2. SkillForge extracts the browser actions
3. Hand the SKILL.md to browser-use

A worked example

Suppose you want browser-use to pull the weekly numbers from a SaaS dashboard and drop them in a sheet. Describing every selector by hand is tedious and brittle. Instead:

1. Record yourself doing it once — log in view, navigate to the report, set the date range, copy the figures, paste into the sheet.
2. SkillForge extracts the navigation, clicks, and inputs into a SKILL.md.
3. Give the SKILL.md to browser-use as the task plan; it repeats the run on schedule.

Why this is more robust than raw selectors

Because an AI browser agent reads the page and follows described steps, small layout shifts that would break a hard-coded selector script are often handled gracefully. When the site changes a lot, just re-record.

Related guides

Compatible with autogen, crewAI, langchain, Claude Skills, and Gemini. See also data-entry automation and the RPA-alternative guide.

FAQ

Does it capture selectors and URLs?
SkillForge captures navigation, clicks (with element labels), typed values, and wait conditions from the recording.

Can browser-use run the SKILL.md on a schedule?
Yes — the SKILL.md is a reusable plan, so you can trigger browser-use to replay it as often as you need.

Is it free?
Recording and AI extraction are free; new accounts get 15 credits and downloads cost 5 credits.