Integration — Browser automation
Chrome / Chromium
Browser control layers agents drive when no API exists. 8 cataloged agents connect to Chrome / Chromium. www.google.com/chrome ↗
Who connects
Connected agents (8)
Google Antigravity
Google · ai-ide
Browser Use
Browser Use · computer-use
Skyvern
Skyvern · computer-use
ChatGPT Agent
OpenAI · computer-use
Claude Computer Use
Anthropic · computer-use
Manus
Manus · computer-use
Stagehand
Browserbase · computer-use
Extended matrix — 1 more
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Integration table
| Agent | Vendor | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Google Antigravity Google Antigravity is Google's agent-first IDE and CLI, the successor surface to Gemini Code Assist for individuals and Gemini CLI. | ai-ide | |
| Browser Use Browser Use is the breakout open-source framework for browser agents: connect an LLM to a controllable browser, describe a task, and let it click, type, and navigate to completion — self-hosted or via Browser Use Cloud. | Browser Use | computer-use |
| Skyvern Skyvern is an open-source browser-automation agent that uses LLMs plus computer vision to operate websites it's never seen — no brittle per-site selectors. | Skyvern | computer-use |
| ChatGPT Agent ChatGPT Agent is OpenAI's hosted computer-use mode — the Operator lineage: it spins up a managed browser, works through multi-step web tasks, and can take actions after confirmation. | OpenAI | computer-use |
| Claude Computer Use Claude Computer Use is Anthropic's API capability: Claude reads screenshots and emits mouse/keyboard actions, letting developers build agents that operate desktops and browsers in their own sandboxes. | Anthropic | computer-use |
| Manus Manus is the hosted general agent: give it a goal in chat and it works a cloud session — browsing, running code, building artifacts — returning finished deliverables rather than suggestions. | Manus | computer-use |
| Stagehand Stagehand is Browserbase's open-source agent framework: act/extract/observe primitives over a controllable browser, mixing deterministic Playwright code with LLM-driven steps. | Browserbase | computer-use |