Imagine 20+ parallel Playwright sessions — but already logged in to everything, invisible to bot detection, and sharing one Chrome process at 300MB. That's OpenChrome.
Search across 20 sites simultaneously. Crawl authenticated dashboards in seconds. Debug production UIs with real user sessions. Connect to OpenClaw and give your AI agent browser superpowers across Telegram, Discord, or any chat platform.
Guided, Not Guessing
The bottleneck in browser automation isn't the browser — it's the LLM thinking between each step. Every tool call costs 5–15 seconds of inference time. When an AI agent guesses wrong, it doesn't just fail — it spends another 10 seconds thinking about why, then another 10 seconds trying something else.
OpenChrome eliminates this entirely — your Chrome is already logged in, and the hint engine corrects mistakes before they cascade.
Quick Start
npx openchrome-mcp setup
That's it. Say oc to your AI agent.
I'd love feedback on the approach. The hint engine in particular — treating "reduce LLM wandering" as a first-class engineering problem rather than a prompt engineering problem — feels like it has legs beyond browser automation.
Imagine 20+ parallel Playwright sessions — but already logged in to everything, invisible to bot detection, and sharing one Chrome process at 300MB. That's OpenChrome.
Search across 20 sites simultaneously. Crawl authenticated dashboards in seconds. Debug production UIs with real user sessions. Connect to OpenClaw and give your AI agent browser superpowers across Telegram, Discord, or any chat platform.
Guided, Not Guessing
The bottleneck in browser automation isn't the browser — it's the LLM thinking between each step. Every tool call costs 5–15 seconds of inference time. When an AI agent guesses wrong, it doesn't just fail — it spends another 10 seconds thinking about why, then another 10 seconds trying something else.
OpenChrome eliminates this entirely — your Chrome is already logged in, and the hint engine corrects mistakes before they cascade.
Quick Start
npx openchrome-mcp setup
That's it. Say oc to your AI agent.
I'd love feedback on the approach. The hint engine in particular — treating "reduce LLM wandering" as a first-class engineering problem rather than a prompt engineering problem — feels like it has legs beyond browser automation.
GitHub: https://github.com/shaun0927/openchrome