BrowserSkill: AI Agents in Your Real Browser

Here is the thing nobody tells you about AI agents and browsers. The agent is smart. The browser is yours. And the two do not meet, because your browser holds your logins, your sessions, your accounts, and the agent holds none of that. So every browser automation tool before now made you choose: either hand the agent a sterile, logged-out browser it can barely do anything with, or let it loose in your real one and watch it hijack the tab you were reading. BrowserSkill, an open-source project from Tencent, refuses the choice. It connects agents like Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, CodeBuddy, WorkBuddy, Pi, Hermes Agent and DeepSeek Harness to your already logged-in browser, and it does the work in a separate window so you keep working. How? That is what the rest of this piece is about. The problem: agents are locked out of the web you actually use Think about what an agent can and cannot reach. It can write code, run shell commands, read files. But the moment a task to