What is bmem?

bmem is a command line tool that gives AI agents access to a shared catalog of reusable web skills. A skill here means a recipe for doing something on a specific website, like pulling a profile from LinkedIn or a listing from Airbnb. Instead of teaching an agent how to interact with a site from scratch every time, you can search the catalog, find a skill someone already built and tested, and add it to your agent in one step. The tool itself never opens a browser or touches your cookies. It only searches the catalog and registers a skill into your agent's own skill system. When you actually run the skill, your agent uses whatever browser tool it already has, whether that is Playwright, Puppeteer, or a browser extension it controls. This means your login sessions and cookies stay exactly where they are, since bmem is only handling the recipe, not the browsing. Using it is simple: install the CLI with npm, run a one-time setup command to connect it to your agent, then add skills either one at a time or all at once for a whole site. For example, you can add every LinkedIn skill in the catalog with a single command. The catalog already covers popular sites including LinkedIn, X, GitHub, DoorDash, Reddit, Airbnb, and Amazon, with more skills for each site than a single line suggests. Other commands let you search the catalog by keyword or site, list everything available, preview a skill's instructions before installing it, and update installed skills when the catalog changes. The project requires Node.js version 20 or newer. It is released under the MIT license, so you are free to use, modify, and redistribute it, including for commercial purposes.