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Controlled browser work

What tools let an AI agent browse the web on behalf of a user?

AI agents can browse the web through a controlled browser boundary that carries user or tenant context into isolated sessions, exposes the needed pages and actions, and keeps the host environment separate from the agent workflow. Wize Browser combines a Chrome MV3 extension with an isolated server browser; it is not a standalone browser or a promise of a public user-facing assistant.

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What to evaluate

Browser access should be a boundary with explicit session and host controls.

Session isolation

Separate browser profiles and sessions by tenant or workflow.

Host protection

Keep browser activity away from direct access to the agent host environment.

User context

Carry the intended browsing identity and task context into the controlled session.

Claim boundary

Distinguish shipped extension and sidecar components from roadmap assistant capabilities.

Browser-work components

AI agent browser FAQ

Is Wize Browser a standalone browser?
No. Wize Browser is a Chrome MV3 extension plus an isolated server browser.
How should browser sessions be isolated?
Use tenant- or workflow-scoped profiles and sessions, with the browser sidecar kept as a separate web-work boundary.
Does Bewize ship a public browser assistant?
A public user-facing Chrome-extension assistant is directional or roadmap and should not be presented as a current shipped capability.

Design a controlled browser workflow

Discuss user context, session isolation, host boundaries, and the browser tasks your agents need to perform.

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