What problem does it solve? Letting another AI agent (OpenClaw, Codex, Cursor, or any HTTP-capable agent) browse the web through your local browser normally requires manual credential sharing and tunnel setup. This Skill automates the entire pairing flow: it generates a one-time setup key, prints copy-paste instructions for the remote agent, and handles local credential writes or ngrok tunneling. ## Core Features & Use Cases - One-command pairing: Generates a 5-minute, single-use setup key plus a full instruction block the remote agent can follow to exchange it for a 24-hour session token. - Local and remote modes: Writes credentials directly to the agent's config directory on the same machine, or auto-starts an ngrok tunnel for agents on different machines. - Scoped access control: Each agent gets its own isolated tab with read+write access by default, and admin access (JS execution, cookies, storage) only via an explicit flag. - Use Case: You are running Claude Code with a browser session and want a Codex agent on another machine to research a site. Run the skill, copy the printed instruction block into Codex, and it connects with its own tab in seconds. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to pair a remote agent with your browser, then choose the target agent type and whether it runs on the same machine.
