pair-agent

To pair a remote AI agent with your browser, run the pair-agent skill to generate a setup key and print connection instructions. The remote agent uses this setup key to establish a secure HTTP connection and open its own scoped browser tab.

Remote browser pairing works by generating a setup key that AI agents like Codex or Cursor use to make HTTP requests. The paired agent receives its own browser tab with scoped read and write access, ensuring secure collaboration without exposing the entire browser session.

A paired remote agent gets read and write access to its own scoped browser tab by default. Admin permissions can be requested if the agent requires elevated control over the browser session.

You can connect any AI agent that can make HTTP requests to a remote browser session. The skill specifically supports agents like OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, and Cursor by providing them with a setup key and connection instructions.

You generate a setup key for secure AI agent collaboration by running the pair-agent skill. It automatically creates the key and prints the exact instructions the remote agent needs to follow to establish connectivity.