Shared browser
One browser. You and your agent, side by side.
PairBrowse runs a real, visible Chromium window with its own profile. Your agent works in it while you watch, and you can click or type in it at any moment.
Every tab in view
It sees the tabs you have open.
Sign into your inbox once in the PairBrowse window. When a form asks for a verification code, the agent switches to the inbox tab, copies the code and switches back.
Logins persist in the PairBrowse profile, so the sites you need stay signed in from one task to the next.
- A normal, headed Chromium window. There is no headless mode.
- Its own profile, separate from your everyday Chrome.
- The tab the agent works in carries its spark as the tab icon.
- A pointer glides to where the agent clicks, types or chooses.
Side panel and bottom bar
Always know what it is doing.
A bar at the bottom of each page shows who is driving and the agent's last actions. It never takes clicks, fades when your pointer nears it, and is hidden from the agent's view.
The side panel, one click on the PairBrowse button or Cmd+Shift+Y, shows what the agent is doing, "Your turn" when it needs you, the activity list and your Profile.
Sessions and memory
Sessions that remember, and forget when you ask.
When the browser starts, its first tab asks where to go: back to a saved session, a fresh one, or a shared session someone invited you to. Or just tell your agent, "use the client-acme session".
Each job is saved as a run with what is done, what is left and your open tabs, so "carry on with the listing" picks up tomorrow where it stopped.
- One saved session per client, each with its own logins and tabs.
- Throwaway clean sessions, deleted when you switch away.
- Tabs come back in order after a restart, behind an Opening tabs screen.
- Remembered details fill the next form. Passwords, codes and card numbers never are.
Fast mode
A whole page in one step.
The agent reads the page structure and sends the whole page, or a whole flow, as one run: go, fill, tick, choose, click, wait. It runs at machine speed, about 0.3 seconds for a typical sign-up page, and returns a short outline of the next page.
Each field is checked after focus leaves it. Date pickers and masked fields get the value typed key by key, and a field that still won't keep it stops the run instead of a silent "done". A flow that worked can be saved as a playbook and replayed with new values.
Final actions never run in fast mode: the run stops so you confirm them.
Try it on your next form.
Install the plugin in Claude Code or Codex, ask for a web task, and watch it work in a browser you can step into.
NextTeams and shared sessions