> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://webcmd.dev/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Browser and Sitemap Memory

> How agents explore unfamiliar sites, retain useful navigation knowledge, and decide when to create an adapter.

# Browser and Sitemap Memory

## Start With Existing Commands

An agent first checks whether an installed command already covers the outcome. Reuse is faster and more reliable than rediscovering a site.

## Explore an Unfamiliar Surface

When no suitable command exists or one is broken, the agent uses a browser to inspect the live surface and complete the immediate task. Live browser state is the source of truth.

## Retain Sitemap Knowledge

Useful, verified navigation and workflow knowledge can be retained as sitemap memory. It gives future browser work a starting point, but agents update or bypass it when the live site has changed.

## When to Create an Adapter

Create or repair an adapter when the workflow is likely to repeat and can be verified as a stable command. Keep one-off or changing work in the browser until reuse is justified.

## Ask for the Right Outcome

```text theme={null}
Use Webcmd to complete this task on example.com. Reuse an existing adapter if one fits. Otherwise explore the site, preserve useful sitemap knowledge, and propose a reusable command only if this workflow is likely to repeat.
```