Bring supported state
Choose the Chrome data Ego Lite currently supports during onboarding.
profiles · bookmarks · loginsA Chromium browser for you and your agents
Give Codex a logged-in browser without giving up yours.
Run web tasks in a separate Space that carries the browser state your agent needs while your own tabs, mouse, and focus stay available.
- Free in the current release
- Built on Chromium
- For shell-capable agents
app.example.com / workspace
Update release notes ● Agent working
Task progress
✓Opened the authenticated project
✓Collected merged changes
✓Drafted release notes
→Waiting for your review
Your mouse stays yours ↖
A real browser state
Browser automation should not start empty every time.
A logged-in workflow needs profiles, extensions, cookies, and authenticated applications. Ego Lite is designed to let compatible external agents work in a real Chromium environment beside your own browsing.
Open a Space
Keep the agent’s task tabs and context distinct from your active work.
space: agent-taskConnect your agent
Use published shell-callable browser tools from Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another compatible runtime.
ego-browser snapshotInspect the result
Switch into the Space to review progress, pause work, or take over.
status: needs reviewSeparate workspaces
One browser. A separate place for agent work.
A Space organizes the agent’s tabs and task context away from your active browsing workflow. The exact technical security boundary should remain documented separately.
Keep browsing, typing, and moving your mouse.
Your current work remains visible and available while the agent acts elsewhere.
● Product roadmap
● Team calendar
● Customer notes
Give the task its own tabs and working context.
Inspect progress when you choose, without turning over the browser you are using.
◉ Authenticated project
◉ Release checklist
◉ Result awaiting review
Use the agent you chose
A browser tool—not another bundled agent loop.
Ego Browser exposes browser actions through shell-callable tools, so compatible external agents can navigate, inspect, fill, click, wait, and capture.
Authenticated context
Bring supported browser state instead of rebuilding every signed-in workflow from a blank session.
Composable actions
Combine in-page actions and compressed snapshots while keeping the complete task measurable.
Visible workspaces
Move into the agent Space to see what is open, inspect progress, and take control when needed.
First task
From download to a logged-in workflow.
Publish the exact compatibility, migration, installation, and revoke behavior beside these steps for the current build.
Download Ego Lite for Mac
Confirm supported macOS, hardware, release status, and download format.
Choose what to bring from Chrome
Review every supported data category and skip anything you do not want to migrate.
Connect a compatible agent
Install or expose Ego Browser to your selected shell-capable agent.
Open a dedicated Space
Keep its task state separate from the tabs you are actively using.
Run, inspect, and stop
Review actions and use the current release’s pause or revoke controls.
Performance evidence
Measure the whole task—not just one browser action.
The buyer-relevant question is whether a complete task finishes reliably with less elapsed time, fewer model tokens, or fewer recovery steps.
A useful benchmark includes
- Exact Ego Lite, Ego Browser, and comparison versions
- Task definitions and success criteria
- Model, prompt, machine, network, and browser state
- Run count, failures, retries, and timeouts
- Median, tail latency, success rate, and token use
- Raw results and a reproduction command
Scope the conclusion
Report which measured workflows ran faster in the published environment. Avoid turning a bounded result into a universal “fastest browser” claim across untested agents, machines, tasks, and competitors.
Publication gate: Link the method and raw results beside every comparative number.
Data and control
Map what the browser stores, what the agent reaches, and how access stops.
“Local-first” becomes useful when every outbound path and exception is visible for the current release.
AreaCurrent public basisWhat to publish beside it
Browser stateSupported Chrome importExact history, cookie, credential, profile, extension, and tab categories.
Space boundaryTechnical detail neededProcess, profile, storage, permission, extension, and credential boundaries.
Network pathsFull map neededAnalytics, crash reports, updates, downloads, extensions, sites, and model providers.
Agent controlsDemonstration neededGrant, review, pause, revoke, log, cleanup, and uninstall behavior.
Questions before download
Understand the current release.
Does Ego Lite replace Chrome or run beside it?
Ego Lite is a Chromium-based browser intended for normal and agent-driven browsing. Check the current migration, compatibility, and default-browser documentation to decide whether to replace Chrome or test it alongside Chrome.
Which agents can control Ego Lite?
Ego Browser is designed for agents that can invoke shell tools, including publicly named Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other compatible runtimes. Check the current setup guide for tested installation paths and versions.
What does a Space isolate?
A Space separates working tabs and task context in the product experience. Consult the current technical documentation for the precise process, profile, storage, permission, extension, and credential boundaries.
What browser data leaves my computer?
Review the current privacy and data-flow documentation, including analytics, crash reports, updates, extensions, visited sites, downloads, and any connected model provider.
How was the speed comparison measured?
A reproducible comparison should state the task set, versions, model, hardware, run count, concurrency, success criteria, failures, retries, token use, raw results, and reproduction command.
Let the agent use the browser state it needs. Keep your own browser available.
Download Ego Lite for Mac, open a separate Space, and inspect the first logged-in task before broadening access.
Current compatibility, release status, permissions, privacy behavior, and benchmark claims should be verified against Citro Labs’ controlling materials.