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easi.run
Self-hosted Chrome for agents, with live human takeover
About easi.run
Browser agents get stuck when a task needs a person. easi.run lets developers run isolated Google Chrome sessions on their own Linux server, connect through MCP or REST, watch live, take over for a login or approval, then hand the session back to the agent. Saved profiles retain browser state between sessions.
Requires installation on a Linux server with Docker. Open source under AGPL-3.0; server and model costs are separate.
Code and setup: https://github.com/julianosig/easi.run Documentation: https://docs.easi.run
- Category
- Developer tools
- Best fit
- Developers building browser agents that need isolated Chrome sessions, MCP or REST integration, and live human takeover.
- Keep in mind
- Requires installation on a Linux x86-64 server with Docker. Connect your own agent or model.
- Plans & pricing
- Open-source software under AGPL-3.0. Self-host on your own server; infrastructure and model costs ar
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