AI browser automation, built for your workflow

AI browser automation is an AI agent, not a fixed script, driving a real browser to complete a task: clicking buttons, filling forms, reading pages, and reacting to what it sees.

Traditional browser automation tools run a rigid script against CSS selectors, which breaks whenever a site reshuffles its DOM. AI browser automation adapts step by step, so it keeps working when a page layout changes. ego (lite) gives any coding agent, like Claude Code or Codex, a real logged-in browser to run this kind of automation in.

Yes. Through ego-browser, an agent like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can open tabs, read the page, click, type, and navigate: the same actions you'd take yourself.

It runs in ego (lite)'s Space, a separate workspace in your real browser, so the agent's automation doesn't take over the tab you're using.

Web automation is the umbrella: any automated interaction with a website, from a script hitting an API to an agent clicking through pages.

Browser automation is the subset that happens inside an actual browser. That's how ego (lite)'s solutions work, so it sees exactly what a logged-in user sees, including content behind auth, JavaScript-rendered pages, and anything an API call can't reach.

No. You describe the task to the agent you already use, like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and it drives ego (lite) through ego-browser to complete it.

There's no browser automation tool to configure, no selectors to maintain, and no API keys.

Anything you could do by hand in a logged-in browser: scraping social platforms, filling out and submitting job applications, and testing your own web app. See the solutions above for complete walkthroughs.

Beyond those, agents can fill forms in internal tools and pull data from dashboards without a public API. Tell your agent what you need and it'll figure out the rest.