Agent keeps the wheel
Claude, Hermes, Browser Harness, Playwright, or your own worker continues through normal CDP automation.
Browserface lets an agent keep driving Chrome over CDP until it hits a sensitive step. Then a human can enter the same live session, solve the prompt, and return control without handing over passwords, payment details, or judgment.
Approve the payment challenge in the shared Chrome session.
Passwords, bank prompts, account recovery, and payment confirmations can stay with the person who owns them. The agent pauses, the human completes the step, and the same session continues.
Agents and humans share the same primitives: click, type, scroll, navigate. Browserface turns intervention into a small protocol event instead of a screen-sharing scramble.
Claude, Hermes, Browser Harness, Playwright, or your own worker continues through normal CDP automation.
The bridge streams screenshots, page state, and a structured action protocol over WebSocket.
Send the prompt to Telegram or another channel, take over, then hand the browser back to the agent.
Browserface is built for the moments where a bot should not guess, store a secret, or click through an irreversible prompt on its own.
The bridge pushes browser state. Clients and agents respond with structured actions. That shared contract is why a human can take over briefly and the agent can resume cleanly after an ack.
screenshotpagereadyackerrorhelloclickmousemovetypekeyscrollnavigatereloadbackforwardBrowserface can auto-discover your daily-driver Chrome through DevToolsActivePort, connect to a specific CDP port, or attach to a browser WebSocket URL. Keep CDP bound locally; front any exposed UI with auth.