Use cases
From the first page to the final click.
Sign-ups, store settings, app store listings and your own site's flows. Your agent fills them in a browser you watch, hands you what is yours to do, and picks up tomorrow where it stopped today.
Use cases
Built for the web work agents get stuck on.
Logins, email codes, store rules and final clicks are where an agent alone stalls. These are the jobs PairBrowse was made for.
You ask
Sign me up for a developer account and get me an API key.
What happens
- Claude: Filled the account page in one run
- Claude: Moved on to the next page
- You: Your turn: solve the CAPTCHA
- Claude: Copied the email code from your inbox tab
You ask
Fill in the Chrome Web Store listing and get it ready for review.
What happens
- Claude: Filled the listing from your remembered details
- Claude: Opened the store's current official requirements
- Claude: Checked every rule and recorded a passing review
- You: Your turn: confirm Submit for review
You ask
Test the sign-up flow on localhost:3000 and report what breaks.
What happens
- Claude: One valid pass, then empty fields, bad formats, double submits
[High] Sign-up accepts an empty password
- Where
- localhost:3000/signup
- Expected
- "Password is required" next to Password
- Actual
- account created, redirected to /dashboard
You ask
The coupon field on the preview does nothing. Look at it with me.
What happens
- You: Clicked Apply in Claude's tab
- Claude: Waited until you stopped, then took a fresh look
- Claude: Told which button you used, never what you typed
- Codex: Took its turn in another tab of the same browser
You ask
Make a watch link for Sam for 2 hours.
What happens
- Claude: Made a watch link with its own key 2 hours
- Sam: Sees the page, the tabs and the activity line
- You: Drive lets Sam click and type too. Claude asks you first
- You: Revoke it any time and the view ends at once
Runs and reviews
Stop today. Carry on tomorrow.
Long listings take more than one sitting. Say "carry on" and Claude picks up exactly where it stopped, then checks the official rules before anything goes live.
- Every job is saved as a run: done, left, your turn, open tabs. Progress is saved after each page.
- After a browser restart, your tabs reopen one by one, in order.
- Publish and Submit for review stay locked until a passing review is saved. This can't be turned off.
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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