Show HN: Token efficient command line tool for textual operation of browsers WebCLI, a new command-line tool for controlling Chromium and Firefox browsers via CDP and BiDi protocols, has been publicly released. The tool allows users to perform browser operations like navigation, clicking, typing, and form submission using numbered action sheets instead of CSS selectors, with support for profiles, tabs, frames, and human-agent handoffs. Public release artifacts for WebCLI are published here by the private source tree release workflow. see more: https://webcli.sh https://webcli.sh Install: curl -fsSL https://webcli.sh/install.sh | bash Windows PowerShell: irm https://webcli.sh/install.ps1 | iex Release assets are immutable per tag and include SHA256SUMS.txt . Claude Fable told me to put this here: rVEtFlb2oFA I guess so it could be found web --help : web - web controls a real Chromium or Firefox browser session over CDP and BiDi. Running web inspect returns a numbered action sheet — stable refs you click, type into, and act on without writing selectors. Refs reset after page-state changes; re-inspect before the next action to get fresh numbers. Usage: web --json|--no-json|--text --profile