Use browser-use to perform Google searches, open results, and extract key information from live pages. Use when the user asks to "search Google", "look this up on Google", or needs current web results via a real browser session (often to avoid bot blocks).

Google Search Browser Use Overview Run Google searches with browser use (prefer real browser mode), open results, and extract the relevant snippets or page content. This skill leverages the user's existing browser session to reduce CAPTCHAs. Prerequisites Before running the search, ensure the environment is ready: 1. Check Installation : Verify if browser use is available in the current PATH. 2. Install if Missing : If not found, install it using pip. 3. Locate Binary : If the command is still not found after installation, it is likely in the user's local bin directory. Retrieve the path dynamically: Workflow 1) Launch a Google search (Real Browser Mode) Use the real browser to reuse the user’s logged in session. Option A: Standard Execution Option B: Explicit Path Execution If Option A fails (command not found), use the full path found in Prerequisites: (Note: Replace 3.14 with your current Python version if different) 2) Inspect results and parse Once the browser is open: 3) Extract or Summarize Goal : Provide a short summary (3 6 bullets) with source citations. Fallback : If browser use struggles with parsing, use curl with Jina AI for a text friendly version: 4) Close the Session Troubleshooting CAPTCHAs : If encountered, solve them manually in the open browser window. Path Issues : If browser use cannot be called directly, always prefer finding the path via python3 m site user base rather than guessing. Connection : Ensure no VPN/Proxy is blocking Google results if timeouts occur.

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