T3 T3rnel Browser

Version 1.3.0 · 97 tools · no servers

DevTools you can talk to,
and an agent runway you can trust.

Inspect and copy CSS from any element. Capture full-page screenshots that handle sticky headers and lazy loading. Read Markdown as a document. Then hand the wheel to Claude Code/Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Antigravity, IntelliJ, Codex, Grok Build, Kimi Code/Desktop, JCode, Cline, OpenCode, Continue.dev, KiloCode, Roo Code, Aider, OpenClaw, Hermes, OpenFang or any other MCP client — driving the browser you are already signed into, with a human able to see and stop what it does.

Read the manual

Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera and Chromium use the same store package. Firefox is partly supported — see what differs.

Free tier is genuinely useful forever. Pro is $29.99 once, three activations, no subscription.

Why this exists

The automation layer is not the moat

Chrome DevTools MCP, Playwright MCP, mcp-chrome and Browser Use are free, well funded and good. We are not going to out-free Google and Microsoft, and we do not pretend to.

The moat is the human loop

Free tools hand a language model a firehose and hope. T3rnel puts a valve on it: credentials redacted before they reach the model, actions that change pages stop and ask, and a timeline you can scrub backwards when a run goes wrong.

Your real browser, your real sessions

No separate automation browser, no re-authenticating, no automation flags. The agent works in the profile you are already logged into — which is the honest version of the capability other tools chase with fingerprint spoofing.

What you get