Vibium is a tool designed for browser automation that caters to both AI agents and human users. By installing the Vibium skill, AI agents can execute 22 browser commands with ease, enabling them to navigate websites, fill out forms, click buttons, and take screenshots using simple command-line interface (CLI) commands. It supports multiple programming environments, functioning as a CLI skill, a server, or client libraries in JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python. Installation is straightforward. The command `npm install -g vibium` sets up the Vibium binary and automatically downloads the Chrome browser. Users can interact with web pages using commands like `vibium navigate` to visit a site, `vibium click` to interact with elements, and `vibium screenshot` to capture images of the page. For those who prefer structured interactions, there’s an MCP server option that allows integration with AI models like Claude and Gemini. Vibium is built on the WebDriver BiDi standard, ensuring compatibility without being tied to proprietary protocols. The program is lightweight, with a binary size of around 10MB and no runtime dependencies, making it accessible across various platforms, including Linux, macOS, and Windows. Future developments are planned, including a Java client and features like video recording and AI-powered locators.