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@dokobot/cli

Connect your Chrome browser to Dokobot as a doko — letting AI agents browse, interact with, and extract content from the real web.

Quick Start

npx @dokobot/cli connect

The CLI will guide you through setup automatically — no manual configuration needed.

Prerequisites

Node.js 18+
Chrome with remote debugging enabled:
1. Open chrome://inspect/#remote-debugging
2. Check "Allow remote debugging for this browser instance"

Install

# Run directly (no install needed)
npx @dokobot/cli connect

# Or install globally
npm i -g @dokobot/cli
dokobot connect

Commands

`connect`

Connect a Chrome browser to Dokobot.

dokobot connect                              # Interactive setup
dokobot connect --name "Work Chrome"         # Name your doko
dokobot connect --browser-url http://127.0.0.1:9222  # Custom Chrome instance
dokobot connect --device-id <id>             # Reconnect an existing doko

`list`

List all registered dokos on this machine.

dokobot list

`remove`

Remove a registered doko.

dokobot remove <device-id>

`config`

Configure API key and server URL interactively.

dokobot config

`update`

Check for CLI updates.

dokobot update

Options

Option	Description
`--api-key <key>`	API key (or set `DOKO_API_KEY` env)
`--server <url>`	Server URL (default: `https://dokobot.ai`)
`--verbose`	Enable verbose logging

How It Works

The CLI connects to your local Chrome via Chrome DevTools Protocol
It registers your browser as a doko on the Dokobot server
AI agents can then send commands to your browser — navigating pages, clicking elements, extracting content, and more

License

MIT