Eve agents now support browser navigation with agent-browser extension
Eve agents can now navigate the web and interact with web pages using the new agent-browser extension, which provides tools for page navigation, content reading, clicking, form filling, screenshots, and network inspection—all running in the agent's sandbox with security controls.
Your eve agent can now navigate the web like a human with .agent-browser
The extension gives any agent a full set of browser tools: navigate pages, read content, click, fill forms, take screenshots, and inspect console and network activity. Everything runs inside the agent's sandbox.@agent-browser/eveeve
Install the extension:
Then mount it under :agent/extensions/
Your agent gets namespaced tools like , , , , and . Snapshot refs such as become selectors, so the agent can inspect a page, then act on exactly what it saw.browser__navigatebrowser__snapshotbrowser__clickbrowser__fillbrowser__screenshot[ref=e12]@e12
The extension includes:
See a complete Next.js eve app with the extension mounted in the , or read the to get started.exampledocumentation
Chromium and agent-browser run in the eve sandbox, not your app. Pre-install them in your sandbox template so sessions start warm, or let the extension install them on first use.Sandbox isolation:
Restrict navigation and subresources with , and control output size, screenshot handling, proxy use, and session naming through extension options.Domain allowlist:
allowedDomainsCookie, storage, and saved-auth-state commands are never exposed to the model. Use eve extension overrides to disable tools, require approvals, or add app-specific guarded tools.Credential protection:
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