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End-user browser automation with cmux. Use when you need to open sites, inspect or interact with browser surfaces, wait for page state, and extract data without stealing focus.

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# Video Recording `cmux browser` exposes no built-in video recording command: automation runs on WKWebView, and the agent-browser recording pipeline is Chrome/CDP-specific. Related: [commands.md](commands.md), [../SKILL.md](../SKILL.md). Capture evidence for flaky-automation debugging, CI logs, and release-to-release flow diffs with step screenshots and a snapshot timeline instead: ```bashcmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" screenshot > /tmp/step1.b64cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" snapshot --interactive > /tmp/snap-1.txtcmux --json browser --surface "$SURFACE" click e3 --snapshot-after > /tmp/action-1.jsoncmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" screenshot > /tmp/step2.b64cmux browser --surface "$SURFACE" snapshot --interactive > /tmp/snap-2.txt``` Capture before and after each mutating action, add `--snapshot-after` on state-changing clicks/fills/types, and group artifacts by timestamp or run id. Use an external screen recorder when full-motion capture is genuinely required. 
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