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Chromium fork for AI agents: built-in MCP server, and each agent gets its own logins and tab group

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A real browser your agents can share with you

Most browser MCP servers either give the agent an empty profile that forgets logins, or lock your profile so only one agent runs at a time. Shuttle fixes that in the browser: log an agent in once and it stays logged in, isolated from your own profile and from other agents. Each session gets its own CDP endpoint for Playwright or agent-browser, and 24 page tools (snapshot, click, fill, screenshot, get-text and more) come bundled. There are no remote debugging prompts or automation banners, and Google services, sync and telemetry are stripped out. Built by Tobias Strebitzer with Claude Code. It is new (released October 2026, about 40 GitHub stars) and runs on macOS, Linux and WSL2.

Features

  • Built-in MCP server at http://127.0.0.1:9222/mcp
  • Named agent identities with persistent, isolated logins
  • Agent sessions as tab groups in your own window
  • Per-session CDP endpoint for Playwright or agent-browser
  • 24 page tools bundled
  • No debugging prompts or automation infobar
  • Google services, sync and telemetry removed

Install

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Grok Bot

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