easi.run

Real Chrome for your AI agents, on your own server. Step in for login and 2FA.

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Juliano GouveiaMaker

Where does your agent workflow need a human sign-in handoff, and what upload-to-download task would you try first?

About easi.run

Your agent reaches a login screen. Sign in and handle 2FA yourself, then hand control back so it can finish the task.

easi.run runs real Google Chrome sessions on your own Linux server. Connect Claude Code, Codex or another agent through MCP or REST. Watch sessions live, reuse encrypted saved browser profiles, upload input files and receive the result on your own device. Review the action timeline and replay recorded runs.

Open source under AGPL-3.0, with no hourly or per-session usage fees. You provide the server and your AI model.

Source and installation: https://github.com/julianosig/easi.run Docs: https://docs.easi.run Try the live demo: https://easi.run/demo

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Overview

Who is it for?

Developers and security-conscious users running coding agents

Problem

Agents need a real browser session to interact with websites securely and maintain logins with 2FA

Solution

Self-hosted Chrome driven by coding agents with secure vault-based login storage

What makes it unique

Real Google Chrome on your own server, with live human takeover for login and 2FA, encrypted saved profiles, and file transfers to your own device. Open source under AGPL-3.0 with no usage fees. Install using Docker Engine 28+ on Linux x86-64. Minimum: 2 cores and 4 GB RAM.

The maker

Juliano Gouveia

Maker · @julianoamg.dev

Details

Platforms

Linux

Tech stack

MCPbrowser automationself-hostedopen sourceRustDockerChromeSvelte

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