A real browser for AI agents
Let your AI do the browser work.
Clawbrowser gives Claude, Codex, Gemini, and your own agents a browser that can research, collect data, test websites, and manage logged-in sessions without constant blocks.
Install with your AI agent
No terminal walkthrough required
See it work
Ask for the outcome. Your agent handles the tabs.
This example checks competitor prices across dozens of pages, compares the results, and prepares a clean report. The same setup works for research, lead lists, QA, social media, and account operations.
36
pages checked
4 min
instead of hours
1 prompt
from start to report
Price monitor
Agent is working
Check these stores for the latest price and stock. Compare with last week and export changes above 5%.
Live result
12 price changes found · 3 items low in stock
Real work
One browser, a few jobs people actually care about.
Clawbrowser handles the browser identity layer so your agent can finish the job. Use it for prospect research, price monitoring, QA, and other workflows where ordinary automation gets blocked.
Turn prospect research into a ready-to-send list
An agent can search public company pages, verify roles, collect contact details, and hand the rep a clean lead list instead of a pile of tabs.
Research, enrichment, and CRM prep in one pass.
Read the workflow→Watch competitor prices without babysitting the browser
Run a scheduled browser job across stores and marketplaces, compare against the last run, and get a report when something changes.
Price drops, stock changes, and new variants in one report.
Reproduce the user journey your tests keep missing
Have the agent open the real site, log in, click through the flow, and surface the step where the release broke.
A real browser session, not a synthetic replay.
Want the deeper version? The full use-case pages spell out the setup, steps, and example prompts.
See all use casesWhat it does
Everything a browser needs for automation
Clawbrowser is a regular browser you can control — with the identity management built in.
Looks like a real browser
Each profile has a unique fingerprint — the signals sites use to tell humans from bots.
Canvas, fonts, screen size, language, and timezone all match each other naturally. No contradictions that trigger bot detection.
Browse from any location
Attach a residential or datacenter IP to any profile. Traffic exits from the country you choose.
Geo, language, and IP all match so nothing looks out of place to the target site.
Accounts stay separate
Every profile is a completely isolated bubble — own cookies, own storage, own identity.
Open ten profiles and each one looks like a different person on a different computer. Nothing leaks between sessions.
Works with your existing tools
Playwright, Puppeteer, Claude Code — everything works as-is, no changes needed.
Connects over the same protocol as any Chromium browser. No custom SDKs, no wrappers.
Extensions pre-installed
Bundle adblockers into a profile at creation time. Pages load faster, proxy bills shrink.
Tracking scripts are blocked before they execute. Less data through paid proxies, cleaner pages for AI screenshots.
One command to start
Launch a session with one command. Get back a URL your agent connects to.
No config files, no manual browser setup, no extra dependencies. Your existing code just works.
Why it matters
The practical difference
Most browser automation fails not because the code is wrong — but because the browser looks like a bot.
Automations that finish
Consistent browser signals mean fewer interruptions. Sessions complete what they started instead of dying on a CAPTCHA or a login wall halfway through.
Sites detect bots by looking for inconsistencies — a US IP with a German timezone, a headless flag in the user agent, a canvas fingerprint that never changes. Clawbrowser eliminates those contradictions.
Hundreds of accounts, one tool
Create as many isolated profiles as you need. Each one is a separate identity — no cross-contamination, no shared signals that link them together.
Profiles are managed through a single API. You can create, clone, start, and stop them programmatically. No per-seat browser licenses, no manual setup for each account.
Less bandwidth, lower proxy bills
Adblockers pre-installed in every profile strip ads and trackers before they load. Pages are lighter, sessions are faster, and you move less data through paid proxies.
Tracking scripts alone can add 500KB–2MB per page. On residential proxies that adds up quickly. Blocking them at the browser level means you only pay for the content you actually need.
Found a bug or rough edge?
Report it in GitHub Issues so the team can track it properly.
Common questions
Everything you need to get started
Install Clawbrowser, connect your automation framework, and run managed browser sessions across supported platforms.
What is Clawbrowser?
Clawbrowser is a Chromium-based browser for AI agents. It provides managed sessions, fingerprint profiles, proxy routing, and a standard Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint for automation.
How do I install Clawbrowser for an AI agent?
Download the standalone clawctl archive from the public clawctl release page, extract it, and run clawctl install with the appropriate agent target.
Can I connect Playwright or Puppeteer to Clawbrowser?
Yes. Start a managed session, retrieve its local CDP endpoint, and connect Playwright with connectOverCDP or Puppeteer with puppeteer.connect.
Which operating systems does Clawbrowser support?
Clawbrowser supports macOS, Windows, and Linux. Linux deployments can use the container or headless runtime for servers and CI environments.