- ✓Real logins
- ✓Agents anywhere
- ✓Cookies stay local
Your browser,open for any AI
Give your AI agent a complete browser for everyday web work: gathering information, organizing leads, and supporting operations. BrowserMan connects to your signed-in Chrome, so AI can help move tasks forward in a real web environment.
Real logins. Agents anywhere.
Cookies stay local.
Only BrowserMan does all three.
| Real logins | Agents anywhere | Cookies stay local | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local toolsBrowser MCP · Playwright | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Cloud browsersBrowserbase · Steel | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
| BrowserMan | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Fewer tokens. Higher success.
Driving Playwright with an LLM? You know the loop — HTML dumps, selector guessing, flaky retries. BrowserMan was built the other way around.
Agent reads a numbered list of clickable things, not raw HTML.
Each platform action is one typed call, not a fragile chain.
Any other site works too — core browser tools drive anything you can do by hand.
Give access, not your password.
A vendor posts to your company LinkedIn. An agent monitors your Xiaohongshu on a schedule. You stay in control the whole way.
Pick what they can touch.
Which accounts, which sites, which actions — per agent, per vendor. Everything else stays off-limits.
See everything they did.
Every click, navigation, and post is attributed to the agent that made it. Answer "who posted that?" in seconds.
Unplug in one click.
Vendor leaves? Agent misbehaves? Kill access from the dashboard. No password reset. Your credentials stay yours.
About a minute, end to end.
Prebuilt actions are the compounding advantage
BrowserMan is not just raw browser control. If you look at tools like Agent Browser, treat them as useful reference points, not the product frame. BrowserMan can drive any website, and its prebuilt actions make common operations cheaper, faster, and more reliable once you know the path well.
Start with the live browser.
Your agent can still work on websites we have never mapped before, using your real session and your real tabs.
Use prebuilt actions when repetition shows up.
For recurring operations, BrowserMan can skip repeated page exploration so your agent uses fewer tokens, moves faster, and fails less often.
Keep the manual path and the optimized path.
You do not have to choose between flexibility and reliability. BrowserMan gives you both: open-ended browser control first, then optimized action-level leverage where it matters.
Use prebuilt actions as the public catalog for optimized platform operations.
Browse the current action catalog to see where BrowserMan already has stronger defaults for repeated platform operations.
Safety
The setup story should be honest: BrowserMan is not magic, and it is not pretending to be local-only when it is not.
Do I need to run a server?
BrowserMan uses a thin hosted relay at browserman.run between your agent and your browser. It moves commands only. Page content, cookies, and credentials do not persist there.
What if my agent does something dumb?
BrowserMan logs what your agent runs, and you can revoke its access from the dashboard in one click. For high-risk actions like posts, purchases, deletions, or sends, the BrowserMan skill tells the agent to confirm with you in chat before acting.
FAQ
Who sees my cookies and page content?
Cookies and credentials stay inside your browser. Page content is returned only when your agent asks BrowserMan to read the page, and the hosted relay does not persist it.
Which AI clients work with BrowserMan?
Anything that speaks MCP — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code with MCP extensions — plus anything that can call an HTTP API, like n8n, Zapier, ChatGPT Actions, shell scripts, and cron jobs.
What sites can my agent automate?
Any website. BrowserMan ships prebuilt actions for 13+ major platforms (X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Medium, Xiaohongshu, Weibo, Bilibili, Zhihu, Douyin, and more). For sites without prebuilt actions, the agent uses core browser tools — navigate, read, click, type — to automate anything you can do by hand.
What if the agent does something wrong?
Every action is logged against the agent or key that made it, so you can see exactly what happened. Kill the agent's access from the dashboard in one click. For high-risk actions (posts, purchases, deletions), the BrowserMan skill tells the agent to confirm with you before acting.
How is this different from Browser MCP or Browserbase?
Browser MCP is local-only — your agent has to be on the same machine as your browser. Browserbase is cloud-hosted but has no access to your real logged-in sessions. BrowserMan is the only path that keeps your real Chrome on your device and lets agents anywhere drive it. See the full comparison →
Do I need an account?
Yes — sign in with Google or GitHub. Your account ties the dashboard, browser connections, and delegated agent approvals together so you can scope and revoke access per agent.
Install the extensionand get started
Then pair and connect your browser in the extension, and finish setup for the AI agent you already use.