Browserbot works in your own browser tabs while you watch. When a task comes out right, save it as a skill, and it runs in the cloud on your schedule, without you.
Most agents ask you to trust them with everything on day one. This one starts beside you, and earns its way to working alone.
Open the side panel and say what you need. It reads the page, clicks, types and fills in forms in the tabs you give it. You watch every step, and it asks before anything you told it to check.
When the result is right, press Save as skill. It writes down the steps, turns the parts that change into inputs, like the month or the customer, and keeps every version. To change a skill later, tell it what's different.
Put a skill on a schedule, or start it from your phone. Cloud runs get a browser of their own, with the sites you've signed into, so they keep going while your laptop is closed. Watch any run live, or read what it did afterwards.
A cloud run never bluffs its way past a login, a password it wasn't given or an instruction that could mean two things. It stops, shows you where, and offers the fix. Fix it, press Rerun, and it picks the job back up.
You sign in once, in a browser of its own, and every later run uses that session.
Add it as a secret, and the run types it into the field.
It shows you both and asks which one you meant, then reruns with your answer.
In your browser it uses the sessions you already have. Cloud runs sign in once, in a browser of their own.
It acts only in its own tab group, so your inbox and bank stay out of reach unless you drag them in.
Share a folder from your computer and it can upload what's in it and save what it downloads.
Dictate a task into the side panel instead of typing it.
Good models come included. Teams can bring their own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter key instead.
Share skills and schedules across your organization, and see every run anyone started.
No. It's an extension for the Chrome or Firefox you already use, with your bookmarks, logins and tabs where you left them.
It only acts in its own tab group. In Ask mode it waits for you before it submits, buys or sends anything. Cloud runs only do what their skill describes, and stop when something doesn't match.
A cloud run stops and marks itself Needs attention, with the page it got stuck on. In your own browser, it hands the step to you and carries on once you're done.
Not for cloud runs, which happen in a browser of their own. Schedules set to run in your browser need it open.
Models from Anthropic and others are included in every plan. Teams can bring their own provider key and pick the models.
