AI Browsers

Connect AI agents to your logged-in browser with a CLI and extension for web workflows, data capture, and debugging.

Two open-source browsers for AI-assisted web work: BrowserOS has built-in AI, while BrowserOS neo serves external agents.

Developers use TinyFish's web agent platform to automate portal tasks, collect data, and control cloud browsers.

Cloud browser infrastructure helps developers run AI agents that navigate sites, complete forms, and use logged-in apps.

AI agents help developers and researchers automate browser tasks, run cited research, and monitor the web with Scouts.

Query web data and locate page elements by meaning with Python, JavaScript, Playwright, and a REST API.

Cloud browser infrastructure with persistent sessions, live debugging, proxies, and an open-source server.

Run browser automation, isolated code, web extraction, and AI browser tasks through APIs and SDKs.

Opera Neon combines browsing with AI chat, task execution, research agents, and connections to external AI tools.

Skyvern is an AI browser automation platform for teams that need reliable workflows across sites without APIs.

Browser Use gives developers open-source browser automation plus cloud sessions for AI agents that use websites.

Browserbase gives developers cloud browser sessions, Search, and Fetch APIs for AI agents that use real websites.

Fellou is an AI browser for people who want to run research, cross-site workflows, and desktop tasks from prompts.

Dia combines browsing with AI context from tabs and connected work apps; paid AI features use task-based allowances.

Perplexity's browser combines web browsing with an AI assistant for research, page summaries, and supported tasks.

OpenAI has deprecated its ChatGPT Atlas browser and directs users to ChatGPT Work for current workflows.