Browser
bl quit
Quit the browser entirely — the full-cleanup counterpart to `bl stop`.
Quit the browser entirely — the full-cleanup counterpart to bl stop.
Closes every session (isolated sessions' dedicated browsers
included) and shuts down the shared background browser process.
This ends other sessions too — including ones started by other
terminals or parallel agents — so in shared environments prefer
`bl stop` or `bl session close <name>` unless a full cleanup is
what you want.
Idempotent: quitting when nothing is running reports that and
exits 0. The next browser command after a quit starts fresh.Usage
bl quit [OPTIONS]Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--json | Output as JSON |
Global options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-v, --verbose | Enable debug logging |
Examples
bl quit
# Close the browser and clean everything up
bl stop
# Gentler: end only the current session (browser stays warm)CLI ↔ MCP mapping
How every bl CLI command lines up with the MCP tools — same capabilities, different surface ergonomics (not a 1:1 syntax mirror).
bl start
Explicitly start/activate the current session — the lifecycle counterpart to `stop`. Creates or reuses this session's browser context/tab; a named session (`--session <name>`) that was stopped or never created is started fresh, so a session name can be re-run after `bl stop`.