bb-browser

BadBoy Browser

Your browser is the API. No keys. No bots. No scrapers.

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You're already logged into Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Zhihu, Bilibili, LinkedIn, GitHub — bb-browser lets AI agents use that directly.

bb-browser site twitter/search "AI agent"       # search tweets
bb-browser site zhihu/hot                        # trending on Zhihu
bb-browser site arxiv/search "transformer"       # search papers
bb-browser site eastmoney/stock "茅台"            # real-time stock quote
bb-browser site boss/search "AI engineer"        # search jobs
bb-browser site wikipedia/summary "Python"       # Wikipedia summary
bb-browser site youtube/transcript VIDEO_ID      # full transcript
bb-browser site stackoverflow/search "async"     # search SO questions

103 commands across 36 platforms. All using your real browser's login state. Full list →

The idea

The internet was built for browsers. AI agents have been trying to access it through APIs — but 99% of websites don't offer one.

bb-browser flips this: instead of forcing websites to provide machine interfaces, let machines use the human interface directly. The adapter runs eval inside your browser tab, calls fetch() with your cookies, or invokes the page's own webpack modules. The website thinks it's you. Because it is you.

Quick Start

Install

npm install -g bb-browser

Use

bb-browser site update        # pull community adapters
bb-browser site recommend     # see which adapters match your browsing habits
bb-browser site zhihu/hot     # go

OpenClaw (no extension needed)

If you use OpenClaw, bb-browser runs directly through OpenClaw's built-in browser — no Chrome extension or daemon required:

bb-browser site reddit/hot --openclaw
bb-browser site xueqiu/hot-stock 5 --openclaw --jq '.items[] | {name, changePercent}'

Skill on ClawHub: bb-browser-openclaw

MCP (Claude Code / Cursor)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bb-browser": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "bb-browser", "--mcp"]
    }
  }
}

36 platforms, 103 commands

Community-driven via bb-sites. One JS file per command.