Open source

Read every check before you trust it.

The plugin and helper are MIT licensed. The guards, hand-offs and join checks are in the open, next to the tests that hold them.

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Open source

Open source, by design.

A browser your agent drives should be one you can inspect. PairBrowse is built in the open, so you can see exactly what it does with your pages, your logins and your team.

  • Read the code that guards your browser

    The plugin and helper are MIT. Every guard, hand-off and join check is in the open, next to the tests that hold it.

  • Small and pinned

    The helper and hooks use only Node's standard library. The browser runtime is pinned with a lockfile and installed without install scripts.

  • Fully open when you want it

    One setting runs PairBrowse on an open Chromium build instead of the native browser, fine for commercial use under MIT.

  • Built in public

    Issues, fixes and docs happen on GitHub. Fixes stay general and are checked live on real sites before they land.

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pairbrowse / pairbrowse
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main MIT License Node standard library Tested
config.json

# fully open setup, in ~/.pairbrowse/config.json

{ "browserEngine": "chromium" }

The native PairBrowse browser is free for personal use. How the licenses work

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.

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