MediaUse Site Skills

MediaUse launched a general Web CLI infrastructure for AI agents, combining a browser kernel, CDP execution, and site plugins to enable business-level actions like post.feed and search.hot. The tool aims to provide production-grade web automation with repeatability, auditability, and account safety, supporting agent runtimes such as Claude Code and Codex.

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