A Rust headless browser built for AI agents, not for painting pixels
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Work that would otherwise need scraped logins or a headless rig happens in the browser you are already signed into, and comes out as an editable spreadsheet or document.
PawWork is an MV3 Chrome extension that runs an agent against the tab in front of you. You select something on the live page, describe the outcome you want, and it returns an editable office file. A side panel drives a service worker and an offscreen agent, which acts on the current tab through snapshot-based actions and can run sandboxed JavaScript with fetch, downloads and screenshots, writing results into Univer sheets and documents. It is MIT-licensed, runs on your own API key, needs no server, and requires Chrome 135 or later loaded unpacked.
A Rust headless browser built for AI agents, not for painting pixels
A side-panel AI agent for Chrome, Firefox and Edge that works with any model
Chrome MCP server for Claude Code and Cursor with about 40% fewer tool calls
Claude Code, Codex and a full Node toolchain running inside one browser tab
Browser steps written in plain words, JSON back, installed with cargo
Answer your coding agents' prompts from your phone, over your own tailnet