OpenCLI turns websites, Electron apps into CLI targets

This is a smart, practical slice of agent infrastructure: less “new UI,” more “make existing apps scriptable without brittle scraping.” Its biggest upside is leverage, but its biggest risk is also obvious, because reusing real browser sessions makes trust and security the whole game.

• –Reusing Chrome login state lowers integration friction for sites that have no API or hostile APIs
• –The Electron-app angle is the more interesting bet, since it pushes the tool from browser automation into desktop app control
• –The AGENT.md-driven discovery flow makes it feel built for AI agents first, not humans bolting automation on later
• –Dynamic adapters and browser-bridge setup suggest a broader platform ambition than a one-off CLI wrapper
• –If it works reliably, this could be a strong bridge between computer-use workflows and traditional terminal automation