X-CLI / WEB TOOLS FOR AI
Say it once.
Your agent runs the web.
Tell Claude Code or Codex what you want. x-cli hands it the right web tool to search, compare, organize and repeat.
No coding · No API keys · Open source
Plan a trip without tab-hopping
It used to mean searching flights, hotels and guides separately. Now say the dates, budget and preferences once, and let your agent run the queries and lay out the results.
On your own
- 01Open several sites
- 02Re-enter the same filters
- 03Copy prices and times
- 04Assemble the itinerary by hand
With x-cli
“Plan me a 5-day trip to Kyoto in June, under $1,500”
You only state the goal
The task moves along one clear path. Each layer only does the part it is good at.
- 01AI agent
Understands the goal, breaks it into steps
- 02x-cli
Picks the purpose-built tool for it
- 03WebBridge
Connects to your local Chrome
- 04Real websites
Runs it and returns the results
CLI is just the tool's technical form. You don't need to learn the command line first — your agent calls it for you.
Three steps to your first task
Send the install prompt to your agent. When it needs you to sign in, connect the browser or confirm a permission, it stops and tells you.
- 1Choose an agent
Claude Code, Codex, or any agent with a terminal and Skills.
- 2Send the install prompt
Copy the prepared prompt and let your agent check the environment and install step by step.
- 3Say what you actually need
Once Chrome is connected, start your first web task.
It runs locally, and you stay in charge
Web actions happen in your own Chrome. You can watch the process, and the decisive moves still come back to you.
- Runs locally
- Uses the sessions already signed in to your browser
- Visible process
- You can see what the tool is visiting and doing
- Pauses on key actions
- Publishing, buying or submitting comes back to you first
- Open source
- MIT licensed — the behavior is auditable on GitHub
No tool for it yet?
Build one with your agent
agent-cli-creator analyzes a site and produces a new CLI. It's the advanced path, and it doesn't get in the way of using what's already there.
Explore agent-cli-creatorBefore you start
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You only need to be able to use an agent like Claude Code or Codex, and to follow the guide through one install.
Why does it need Chrome?
Many sites have no open API suited to individual users. WebBridge lets the tools do the work inside your own browser.
Does every tool run through the browser?
No. Some tools use WebBridge; others read public data sources that need no login.