
Bb Browser Openclaw
This turns websites into CLI commands by wrapping 103 pre-built adapters for 36 platforms like Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, Zhihu, and Bilibili. Every command runs through OpenClaw's browser with the `--openclaw` flag, so you get your actual login state without installing Chrome extensions or running daemons. The jq integration is clean: pipe any command to `--jq` and filter JSON on the fly. Useful when you're automating data pulls from sites that don't have APIs, or when the API doesn't match what you see in the browser. The adapter library is community-maintained, and you can write new ones by telling Claude to reverse-engineer a site's API and generate the adapter code.
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- Aug 21, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add epiral/bb-browser --skill bb-browser-openclaw --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Files
bb-browser sites — The web as CLI
36 platforms, 103 commands. One-liner structured data from any website using your login state.
All commands use --openclaw to run through OpenClaw's browser. No Chrome extension or daemon needed.
Quick Start
# First time: pull community adapters
bb-browser site update
# See what's available
bb-browser site list
# See which adapters match your browsing habits
bb-browser site recommend
# Run any adapter via OpenClaw's browser
bb-browser site reddit/hot --openclaw
bb-browser site hackernews/top 5 --openclaw
bb-browser site v2ex/hot --openclaw
IMPORTANT: Always use --openclaw
Every bb-browser site command MUST include --openclaw to use OpenClaw's browser:
# Correct
bb-browser site twitter/search "AI agent" --openclaw
bb-browser site zhihu/hot 10 --openclaw --json
bb-browser site xueqiu/hot-stock 5 --openclaw --jq '.items[] | {name, changePercent}'
# Wrong (requires separate Chrome extension)
bb-browser site twitter/search "AI agent"
Data Extraction (most common use)
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Details
- Repository
- github.com/epiral/bb-browser
- Categories
- Git & Pull Requests, Automation & Workflows, CLI & Terminal
- First seen
- Jun 3, 2026