Pair Agent

You can connect a remote AI agent to your browser for collaborative tasks by using the pairing command to link any agent capable of making HTTP requests, granting it scoped read and write access.

A paired AI agent receives scoped read and write access to your browser by default, with administrative access available only if explicitly requested during the remote collaboration session.

Yes, you can use browser automation to share your active session with a remote agent, enabling shared access for real-time code review, design collaboration, or web research.

Yes, you need an HTTP request-based agent to use browser pairing, as the connection mechanism relies on HTTP requests to establish communication and enable remote collaboration.

The best way to grant scoped access is to use a dedicated pairing command that connects the remote AI agent via HTTP requests, ensuring the agent operates within defined read and write permissions.