Daiku hands your logged-in browser to AI agents — and it politely declined a troll order
TejasKumar_ · x · 2026-11-10
Developer Tejas Kumar launched Daiku (invite-only): a tool that gives the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Codex, Cursor, Devin and more — control of a logged-in Chrome. Agents can work across multiple tabs in parallel (e.g. filing a €70 airline-bag refund and chasing 3 overdue invoices simultaneously), require Face ID approval before anything is sent or paid, and can run with the laptop shut. Another AI can pick up the same browser session where one left off. In a live test, Daiku managed the author's WhatsApp and correctly judged a friend's joke order of 2,500 sandpaper-textured toilet paper rolls as banter, replying humorously and making no purchase — showcasing intent judgment and safety boundaries in social contexts.
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