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Infrastructure

Design browser lifecycles, isolation, authentication, and network routing.

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Guides, integrations, comparisons, and research in Infrastructure.

Guide

Terminal Browser: Run a Real Browser From the CLI

A terminal browser for AI agents: drive hosted Chromium over CDP from the command line, with sessions, profiles, and a live viewer.

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Guide

Web Engine: The Runtime Layer Behind AI Browser Agents

A web engine is the browser runtime your agent actually drives. Learn how hosted Chromium, CDP, and session isolation shape reliable web automation.

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Guide

Auto Browser: What It Is and How to Run One

An auto browser is a hosted Chromium runtime that AI agents drive over CDP. Learn how it works, where it fits, and how to run one in production.

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Guide

Web Agents: What They Are and the Runtime They Need

Web agents drive real browsers to complete tasks. Learn how they work, how they differ from Playwright scripts, and what a production runtime requires.

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Integration

Browser MCP Cursor: Wiring Cursor to a Real Browser

Browser MCP Cursor setups connect the Cursor IDE to a real Chromium session. Here is how the pieces fit, what breaks, and how to run it in production.

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Guide

Other Web: The Runtime Layer Behind Agent Browsers

Other web is the machine-facing web your agent actually navigates. Learn how hosted Chromium, CDP, and browser runtimes make it reliable.

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Browser infrastructure owns the runtime beneath your automation. Plan for cleanup, tenant boundaries, profile ownership, proxy routing, and evidence before increasing concurrency.