Daiku gives your AI a logged-in browser: bot mutes 3,359 accounts, checks in flights
TejasKumar_ · x · 2026-11-06
Erik Rasmussen demoed Daiku, a tool that "gives your bots a browser": his bot went through 3,640 handles, muting 3,359 with zero failures, and auto-completed an airline check-in. Daiku is an add-on for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and more — it gets its own Chrome logged into your sites, works across tabs in parallel even with your laptop shut, and sends every action to your phone for Face ID approval before executing. Demo use cases: recovering a €70 baggage fee and chasing overdue invoices in parallel chats. Invite-only, nothing to install.
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