easi.run

easi.run gives AI agents a real Chrome browser that runs on your own Linux server. Coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex can open pages, click, type and work through websites, while you keep control of the machine and the data. It connects through MCP and REST, so it fits into existing agent setups.

The standout feature is live human takeover. When an agent reaches a step it should not do on its own, such as a login or a two-factor code, you can step in, complete it yourself and hand control back. Logged-in sessions are then kept in vaults that only your password opens, so agents can return to the same accounts without you sharing credentials with them.

Setup is designed for people who already use coding agents. The project provides an install prompt you paste into Claude Code or Codex, and the agent sets up the server. As with any script that runs on your server, it is worth reading the install instructions before running them. Documentation is available at docs.easi.run.

easi.run is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence and states that there are no usage fees, because it runs on infrastructure you already own. It makes no claims about bypassing CAPTCHAs or bot detection. That makes it a good fit for developers who want agent browsing that is self-hosted and transparent, rather than a closed cloud browser service.