ego (lite) beats agent-browser 81.8s vs 282.9s with one-JavaScript-snippet approach
kimmonismus · x · 2026-10-21
ego (lite) is a Chromium browser for AI agents: install a skill and type /ego-browser in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to delegate web tasks in plain language. The agent works in its own Space without hijacking your screen, and writes one JavaScript snippet per task — 81.8s vs agent-browser's 282.9s in the project's own test. Vendor benchmarks: 398s avg per task, 93.5% success rate, $1.64 per task, beating chrome-devtools-cli, playwright-cli and others; supports logged-in sites with data staying local.
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