tabz-chrome

Clicks buttons, fills forms, and navigates web pages via tabz MCP tools. Use when the user asks to 'click a button', 'fill out a form', 'navigate to a page', 'interact with a website', or needs to automate browser interactions.

Lists and inspects available TabzChrome MCP tools. Use when the user asks 'what tabz tools are available', 'list MCP tools', 'find browser automation tools', or needs to discover tool schemas before using them.

Generates images via DALL-E and videos via Sora using browser automation. Use when a project needs visual assets like hero images, team photos, feature icons, or product demo videos.

Creates new terminal tabs in TabzChrome via REST API. Use when the user asks to 'spawn a terminal', 'create a new tab', 'start a Claude worker', 'open a terminal in the sidebar', or needs to programmatically create terminal sessions.

Integration guide for connecting projects to TabzChrome terminals. This skill should be used when users want to: spawn terminals from scripts, add 'Run in Terminal' buttons to web pages, integrate MCP browser automation tools, use TTS/audio notifications from code, or connect any project to TabzChrome's API.

Captures browser screenshots via tabz_screenshot MCP tool. Use when the user asks to 'take a screenshot', 'capture the page', 'screenshot this tab', or needs to visually verify web page content.

Controls Chrome browser: takes screenshots, clicks buttons, fills forms, downloads images, inspects pages, captures network requests. Use when user says: 'screenshot this', 'click the button', 'fill the form', 'download that image', 'what page am I on', 'check the browser', 'look at my screen', 'interact with the website', 'capture the page', 'get the HTML', 'inspect element'. Provides MCP tool discovery for tabz_* browser automation tools.

Provides reference knowledge for tmux mastery and TUI tool control. Use when the user asks to 'send keys to tmux', 'capture terminal output', 'control htop/btop/lazygit', 'navigate a TUI', or needs tmux send-keys patterns and TUI keybindings.

Provides battle-tested patterns for xterm.js terminal implementations. Use when building or debugging xterm.js terminals, integrating with React, implementing WebSocket terminal I/O, managing terminal persistence with tmux, or debugging terminal initialization, resize, or rendering issues.