camoufox-cli 0.1.1

Anti-detect browser CLI for AI agents, powered by Camoufox

camoufox-cli

Anti-detect browser CLI for AI agents, powered by Camoufox.

Camoufox has C++-level fingerprint spoofing (navigator.webdriver=false, randomized canvas/WebGL/audio, real plugins) but only exposes a Python API. This CLI wraps it into a simple command interface optimized for AI agent tool calls — snapshot the accessibility tree, interact by ref, repeat.

Install

pipx install camoufox-cli

Or with pip:

pip install camoufox-cli

Quick Start

camoufox-cli open https://example.com    # Launch browser & navigate
camoufox-cli snapshot -i                  # Interactive elements only
# - link "More information..." [ref=e1]
camoufox-cli click @e1                    # Click by ref
camoufox-cli close                        # Done

Commands

Navigation

camoufox-cli open <url>                   # Navigate to URL (starts daemon if needed)
camoufox-cli back                         # Go back
camoufox-cli forward                      # Go forward
camoufox-cli reload                       # Reload page
camoufox-cli url                          # Print current URL
camoufox-cli title                        # Print page title
camoufox-cli close                        # Close browser and stop daemon

Snapshot

camoufox-cli snapshot                     # Full accessibility tree
camoufox-cli snapshot -i                  # Interactive elements only
camoufox-cli snapshot -s "css-selector"   # Scoped to CSS selector

Output format:

- heading "Example Domain" [level=1] [ref=e1]
- paragraph [ref=e2]
  - link "More information..." [ref=e3]

Interaction

camoufox-cli click @e1                    # Click element
camoufox-cli fill @e3 "search query"      # Clear + type into input
camoufox-cli type @e3 "append text"       # Type without clearing
camoufox-cli select @e5 "option text"     # Select dropdown option
camoufox-cli check @e6                    # Toggle checkbox
camoufox-cli hover @e2                    # Hover over element
camoufox-cli press Enter                  # Press keyboard key
camoufox-cli press "Control+a"            # Key combination

Data Extraction

camoufox-cli text @e1                     # Get text content of element
camoufox-cli text body                    # Get all page text
camoufox-cli eval "document.title"        # Execute JavaScript
camoufox-cli screenshot                   # Screenshot (base64 to stdout)
camoufox-cli screenshot page.png          # Screenshot to file
camoufox-cli screenshot --full page.png   # Full page screenshot

Scroll & Wait

camoufox-cli scroll down                  # Scroll down 500px
camoufox-cli scroll up 1000               # Scroll up 1000px
camoufox-cli wait 2000                    # Wait milliseconds
camoufox-cli wait @e1                     # Wait for element to appear
camoufox-cli wait --url "*/dashboard"     # Wait for URL pattern

Tabs

camoufox-cli tabs                         # List open tabs
camoufox-cli switch 2                     # Switch to tab by index
camoufox-cli close-tab                    # Close current tab

Sessions

camoufox-cli sessions                     # List active sessions
camoufox-cli --session work open <url>    # Use named session
camoufox-cli close --all                  # Close all sessions

Cookies

camoufox-cli cookies                      # Dump cookies as JSON
camoufox-cli cookies import file.json     # Import cookies
camoufox-cli cookies export file.json     # Export cookies

Flags

--session <name>       Named session (default: "default")
--headed               Show browser window (default: headless)
--timeout <seconds>    Daemon idle timeout (default: 1800)
--json                 Output as JSON
--persistent <path>    Use persistent browser profile directory

Architecture

CLI (camoufox-cli)  ──Unix socket──▶  Daemon (Python)  ──Playwright──▶  Camoufox (Firefox)

The CLI sends JSON commands to a long-running daemon process via Unix socket. The daemon manages the Camoufox browser instance and maintains the ref registry between commands. The daemon auto-starts on the first command and auto-stops after 30 minutes of inactivity.

License

MIT