AgentLimb

Let any MCP AI agent control your browser. Pair once, then the agent drives its own tabs — the side panel is just chat. 100% local.

AgentLimb gives any MCP-capable AI agent hands, so it can drive your Chrome the way you would: open tabs, read pages, click, type, and come back with the answer. WORKS WITH ANY MCP AGENT AgentLimb is not tied to one AI product. Any client that can speak MCP over stdio can connect: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, WorkBuddy, or your own script. Point it at the local host, call ping, and start working. THE AGENT GETS ITS OWN TABS The agent opens background tabs in an orange "AgentLimb" group. It never steals the page you are reading, never moves your cursor, and never hijacks your active tab. The side panel is only a chat window — closing it does not break the connection. 100% LOCAL, NO CLOUD Everything runs on your machine. The host listens on 127.0.0.1 and the extension talks to it over a local port. There is no account, no cloud relay, no telemetry, and no remote server that can see your browsing. PAIR ONCE, THEN IT JUST WORKS Authorization is persistent. Once an AI is trusted, every later session reconnects automatically — no pairing codes, no approval popups, no re-installing. You can review and revoke every connected AI from the side panel. SITE MEMORY AgentLimb keeps a per-website playbook on your disk. The first time the agent operates a site it explores; afterwards it reuses the entry points, element anchors and known pitfalls it recorded, instead of rediscovering the site every session. The knowledge lives in plain Markdown files you can read and edit. WHAT YOU CAN ASK FOR - "Summarize this page and list the action items." - "Fill this form from my notes." - "Open the dashboard, download last month's invoices, and tell me the total." - "Check these five sites every morning and report what changed." REQUIREMENTS - Chrome 116 or newer - Node.js 18 or newer on the same machine (the local MCP host runs on Node) - Any MCP-capable AI client AgentLimb controls the browser only when an agent asks it to. Nothing runs in the background on its own.