Shared browser for humans and AI agents

Let humans and agents share one browser without losing sessions or hijacking tabs

Problem

When using Claude Code or Codex for browser automation, you either launch a clean Chromium that loses all login state and forces re-login and 2FA every time, or you let it drive your own Chrome, which steals the tab you are reading and messes up windows. A user wrote a long post about the delight of finally finding a human-agent shared browser, showing how bad current options feel.

Solution

A browser workspace built for human-agent sharing: keep the user's cookies, bookmarks, extensions and logins, while giving the agent its own isolated tabs/windows and session. Agent clicks, navigation and screenshots never interrupt the user's current page, and sensitive actions can require human confirmation.

Users

Developers and AI practitioners who heavily use Claude Code, Codex and similar coding/automation agents

MVP

One-click import of login state and extensions from Chrome; isolated tab sessions for the agent; separate windows so neither steals focus; human confirmation for sensitive actions; reviewable action log

Revenue

One-time desktop license; Pro subscription per seat for concurrent agents and team policies

Why now

Coding agents are starting to operate browsers, yet session and focus conflicts are a universal blocker; extension/shell tech is mature enough for a solo dev to ship a differentiated product fast