Community hub · Built on the open-source Vibium project

The verification layer
for coding agents

Vibium gives AI agents — and humans — a browser. Navigate pages, fill forms, click buttons and capture evidence through one ~10 MB binary built on WebDriver BiDi. Here you'll find tutorials, video walkthroughs, blogs and the latest updates.

~10 MB
Single binary, zero deps
MCP
Built-in server, first-class
4+
Languages: JS · Py · Java · CLI
BiDi
Open WebDriver standard
What is Vibium?

Browser automation, rebuilt for the AI era

Created by Jason Huggins — co-creator of Selenium and Appium — Vibium gives coding agents the tools to check their own work. Clean stdio interfaces, simple protocols and zero-configuration setup, where existing tools were built for humans writing test scripts.

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AI-native by design

Install the vibe-check skill or add the MCP server and your agent can drive a real browser — navigate, map elements, fill forms, and screenshot.

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Zero config

One install downloads the browser automatically. A single ~10 MB binary with no runtime dependencies — from zero to hello-world in 5 minutes.

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Semantic finding

Locate elements by text, label, placeholder or ARIA role — not brittle selectors. A rigorous actionability system avoids "element not interactable" errors.

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Open standards

Built on WebDriver BiDi — not a proprietary protocol controlled by a single corporation. Interoperable and future-proof.

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Many interfaces

Use it as a CLI, an MCP server, or via JS/TS, Python and Java client libraries — async and sync APIs included.

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Evidence capture

Screenshots, PDFs, session recording and JavaScript evaluation — so agents can verify and prove what they built actually works.

60-second taste

Give your agent a browser

Install once, then drive any page from the command line or your favorite language.

Terminal · CLI
npm install -g vibium

# navigate, map, and interact
vibium go https://example.com
vibium map
vibium find text "Sign In"
vibium click @e1
vibium screenshot -o page.png
Claude Code · MCP
# add Vibium as an MCP server
claude mcp add vibium -- npx -y vibium mcp

# or install as an agent skill
npx skills add \
  https://github.com/VibiumDev/vibium \
  --skill vibe-check
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Who runs this hub

Anand Kumar Meher

Anand Kumar Meher

Lead Member of Technical Staff @ CoverSelf

Quality-engineering leader with 12+ years in automation testing — building scalable frameworks for microservices platforms. He curates Vibium.club as a community hub of tutorials, videos and updates.