AI-powered browser automation agent with rich chat UI. Control your browser with natural language via any LLM provider.
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4
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0.0 / 5
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#274K
#228K among extensions
Version
2.0.0
updated 17 Sep 2026
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monthly, 5 months
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About agOS Browser Agent
agOS Browser Agent
agOS is a browser automation agent that runs directly as a Chrome extension. It combines intelligent web automation with a flexible AI bridge, letting you configure your own models and providers — then set them loose on any website to research, extract data, and automate workflows.
What agOS Does:
Browser Automation Agent: Navigate websites, fill forms, scrape data, click through workflows — all driven by the AI model of your choice. agOS sees the page, interacts with it, and completes tasks end to end.
AI Bridge: Connect agOS to any model provider — cloud APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) or local servers. You control which models power your automation.
Local-First Option: Bring your own hardware. agOS works with Ollama, LM Studio, and other local model servers, keeping all inference traffic on-device and completely private.
Key Benefits:
Model Freedom: Use any model from any provider — swap between cloud and local at any time
Privacy When You Want It: Local mode keeps conversations and data never leaving your machine
Real Browser, Real Power: Runs as an extension with full DOM access — not a sandboxed iframe or simulated browser
Open-Ended Automation: Research products, compare prices, fill out forms, extract structured data, test web apps — if it's in the browser, agOS can automate it
How It Works:
Install the extension
Configure your model provider (cloud API key or local server like localhost:11434)
Open any website and tell agOS what to do — it handles the rest, interacting with the page in real time
Requirements:
An agOS workspace (nebula.stuffle.io or self-hosted)
A model provider: any OpenAI-compatible API, or a local server like Ollama (recommended for local mode)