ClickUp Brain browser use hands back control for logins, runs on Browserbase
testingcatalog · x · 2026-11-04
ClickUp shared more details on its Brain² browser use: when a site asks for a login, Brain pauses and hands control back to the user to sign in securely, then resumes where it left off.
The browser runs on Browserbase, and ClickUp has not set a date for full availability yet.
Related event: ClickUp Brain Gains Browser Control to Automate Tasks on Any Website(3 posts)→
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