Browser CLI
Agent-Browser
A command-line browser automation tool for agents; its companion Skill is only one entry point.
View Project ↗Publisher · Vercel Labs
Vercel Labs Builds Tools and Agent Skills
Explore the open-source tools and instructions published under Vercel Labs. The browser CLI, UI framework, and Skills CLI do different jobs; the Skill guides sit alongside them.
About Vercel Labs
Vercel Labs is Vercel's public GitHub organization for experiments and developer tools. Its repositories include agent automation, generative UI, and open Skill tooling—not just instruction files.
Projects Beyond Skills
Generative UI framework
Json-Render
A framework for rendering generated interfaces from structured JSON.
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Skills CLI
The command-line tool for finding and installing open Agent Skills, distinct from any one SKILL.md.
View Project ↗Selected Skill Guides
Floatboat has guides for these Vercel Labs Skills. Open a guide to review its task and original source.
- Find Skills
- Vercel React Best Practices
- Vercel Composition Patterns
- Vercel React Native Skills
- Vercel React View Transitions
- Web Design Guidelines
- Writing Guidelines
- Deploy to Vercel
- Vercel CLI with Tokens
- Vercel Optimize
- agent-browser Skill
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is agent-browser the same as its Skill?
No. agent-browser is a browser automation CLI. Its companion Skill points an agent toward using that separately installed tool.
What is the Skills CLI?
It is a tool for discovering and installing Agent Skills. Find Skills is an instruction entry in that ecosystem, not the entire CLI.
Is this a complete list of Vercel Labs projects?
No. This page highlights a few relevant public projects and the Skill guides currently covered by Floatboat.
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