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Let mai read and drive this browser — your real session, your logins. Agent browsing without Playwright. Let mai read and drive tmai browser bridge lets a mai session see and act on the browser you already use. Open the side panel, ask for something, and mai works in the page in front of you: read it, click, fill a form, open a tab, wait for something to finish loading. No second browser profile, no headless driver, no logging in again. WHAT IT IS FOR • "Book me the first appointment next week" — on the real booking site, signed in as you. • "What changed on this dashboard since yesterday?" — it reads the page you are looking at, including the parts behind a login. • "Fill this form from the document I gave you" — the values are resolved by your own mai server, so they never pass through a chat log. • Anything behind a login that a scripted browser cannot reach. YOU ARE IN CONTROL • mai can do nothing on a site until you allow that site — once, or until you revoke it. Until then it can see that a tab exists and nothing more. • A Pause switch refuses every action while leaving reads alone. • Every action is listed in the panel, with the site and the session that asked for it. • The optional console/network capture never records request bodies or headers. • Nothing is sent anywhere except the mai server you pair with — your own machine by default. No analytics, no developer server, no third parties.
Sep 17, 2026
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