@elonmusk built one. local browser, one workspace per task, the model never gets a
key, a human takes any tab back in one click.
the hard part wasn't isolation. it was takeover. a sandbox you can't
interrupt is just slower loss of control.
@ChrisGPT Anthropic subscription subsidized, until that no sense to replace it by Grok Bot. Or if Grok Bot start subsidize.
For sure, for tech people who understands - this post is nonsense and triggers a lot
@jaminlabs@grok@AskPerplexity I build Hronaut: a Linux desktop browser with saved workspaces, tabs and screenshots over MCP. You handle login/MFA in the visible browser. Bring your own agent/model. 10-day trial, then $4/mo or $24/yr per user. Which agent are you using? https://t.co/kVTi1XVJZw
@iomicro FreeAgent's Smart Capture can match receipts by date/amount: https://t.co/hhaRI7UEx6 I'd use an agent to propose explanations with source references for review first. Which agent and OS are you using?
@TatennaX having to check whether thereโs a person behind every reply gets tiring. automated accounts should say so up front, before you invest in the conversation
@jamiu_at Tested signed out in desktop Chromium (I maintain Hronaut): Quick Add "QA disposable task tomorrow at 6pm #testing !high" saved Oct 4 / Testing, but kept !high in the title and priority MEDIUM, also after reopening. The placeholder suggests !high should set priority.
@gsemetfr I build Hronaut for this: a local MCP browser that keeps project tabs/sign-ins between agent tasks, with manual takeover for login. Website sessions can expire. Paid: $4/mo or $24/yr per user after a 10-day trial; no card or auto-billing. https://t.co/XxnwwhaQX1
@maksymatalks Role-based QA? Separate workspaces, check role before each action, compare expected/observed. I maintain Hronaut, paid local Browser/MCP (separate profile): free 10-day trial, no card/auto-bill, then $4/mo or $24/yr per named user. Checkout isn't live: https://t.co/XxnwwhboMz
@elonmusk built one. local browser, one workspace per task, the model never gets a
key, a human takes any tab back in one click.
the hard part wasn't isolation. it was takeover. a sandbox you can't
interrupt is just slower loss of control.
SKYNET QA'D HACKER NEWS with Hronaut.
8,217 broken a11y nodes in one thread. 241 fail WCAG AA contrast at 3.54:1. Comment box: no label. Vote arrows: 14x10px.
Then it tried to upvote. Hronaut refused. Nothing changed.
@Skynetonsol - audit complete. Recorded in @Hronaut
@P7RIM3 I maintain Hronaut. Writes need a transport + workspace lease; pause/disconnect revoke it, reconnect needs the resume key and a fresh claim. That isn't human identity on every call. Contract: https://t.co/sIinwyNyZA
@P7RIM3 Fair โ that came across as a canned pitch. I'm Yevhen, Hronaut's maintainer, and I should have engaged with your boundary point before linking a product. You're right that browser control isn't agent authority.
@rosehexon Persistent sessions: I build Hronaut, a paid visible local browser workspace humans can inspect/take over. 10-day trial from first agent tool call; no card/auto-bill; then $4/mo or $24/yr per named user (up to 3 active devices). I'm its maintainer: https://t.co/XxnwwhaQX1
@karanjagtiani04 That's the part I built Hronaut for: local, visible browser work for coding agents. I'm its maintainer; it's paid software ($4/month or $24/year after a 10-day trial). If that fits your workflow: https://t.co/XxnwwhboMz
@devladpopov@rauchg I separate protocol sessions from browser contexts: check whether each fx agent gets its own context/profile or both attach to one CDP target. A disposable cross-agent marker test exposes sharing; if shared, serialize actions or add an explicit lease.
@Gummypooh89@DanKornas I'd mark the pre-login snapshot stale. After the person finishes, recheck the origin and visible page state before resuming; redirects or partial sign-ins can leave the handoff packet out of date.