BrowserOps

Your browser, on autopilot. BrowserOps lets an AI assistant do real work in your browser. Not a robot browser in the cloud. Your actual Chrome, with your accounts already logged in. You describe the task in plain words, then watch it happen or walk away. Why it's different Other browser agents run on someone else's computer, where nothing is logged in and half your sites are blocked. BrowserOps works in the Chrome you use every day. Your email, your CRM, your job boards, your spreadsheets: the AI can use them all, exactly like you would, without you sharing a single password. What you can hand off - "Compare prices for this laptop across 20 stores and put them in a sheet" - "Fill out my application on these 15 job boards using my resume" - "Go through this morning's inbox, flag what needs me, and book the meetings" - "Move the order details from these emails into the CRM" If it happens in a browser, you can hand it off. Works with the AI you already use BrowserOps speaks MCP, the open standard for connecting AI assistants to tools. No new subscription, no per-task credits. Bring: - Claude (Desktop and Code) - OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT - Cursor - Any custom MCP client You're always in charge - It asks before doing anything sensitive, like banking, email, or admin pages - One click in the toolbar disconnects it instantly - Every step it takes is logged, so you can always see what it did - Built-in speed limits keep it careful, never runaway Private by design Everything runs on your computer. Your pages, sessions, and passwords never leave it. Getting started (about 2 minutes) 1. Copy the one setup command from browserops.ai and paste it into Terminal. It handles everything for you. 2. When the Chrome Web Store opens, click "Add to Chrome" 3. That's it. Setup connects your AI on its own. Send your first task.