Browser automation your team can see, control, and scale

Real Chrome sessions, registered browser nodes, remote QA, and Model Context Protocol, built for operators and platform teams.

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Why enterprise teams choose BrowserGPT

Automate in the user’s Chrome profile, not a disposable headless farm, so logins and workflows behave like production.

Operators use app.browsergpt.co; developers wire Cursor and Claude via Model Context Protocol; jobs can run on remote runners when you need scale.

Live page monitoring, repeatable flows, and visibility into registered nodes, so releases fail in automation before customers do.

From AI agents in the browser to fleet-scale QA.

Extension + MCP: agents click through logins, forms, and portals on real Chrome.

Remote runner and repeatable flows to catch broken releases before users do.

Operator tasks and structured capture where APIs do not exist.

Live Page Agent watches dynamic tabs and alerts your team when behavior changes.

Registered browser nodes per license. Target the right machine for control and audit.

Runs in the user’s logged-in profile with enterprise rollout and dedicated support options.

Nodes · Remote QA · Live monitoring · Model Context Protocol · Operator app

Chrome extensions register as control nodes tied to your organization’s licenses.

Queue browser jobs on CIVAI infrastructure when local extension runs are not enough.

Standard MCP tools for Cursor, Claude Code, and other clients, with the same control surface as the Nova Browser Control agent.