Web Access

Based on the available evidence, Web Access looks worth trying, but it should still be treated as an experimental tool rather than a fully proven platform. The heat signal is strong: multiple Zhihu posts, one widely engaged X post, and the author's own write-up all show clear attention. But proof of usefulness is narrower, coming mostly from the author's explanation plus a small number of Chinese hands-on tutorials, so the safer takeaway is that this is an open-source Skill that extends Claude Code-style agents with browser actions, not a mature end-to-end RPA suite or a general-purpose search engine.

In practical terms, it helps an agent go beyond WebSearch/WebFetch and act more like a user in a browser: opening pages, switching tabs, dealing with dynamic sites, reusing local logged-in state for some websites, and completing online tasks such as research, competitor browsing, screenshots, simple posting, or testing flows. A more accurate analogy is not “a replacement for your browser” or “an enterprise automation platform,” but “a web-operating hand attached to an AI agent.