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Browser

Browser tools let Anyy navigate pages, inspect content, interact with controls, and capture page evidence through a configured browser backend.

Open Dashboard → ToolsBrowser. Choose a preset, review the generated command and endpoint, start the required browser bridge, then select Check connection before enabling it.

For the shortest local CLI path:

anyy browser connect --browser chrome

The local path uses an isolated browser profile and asks for explicit confirmation. Add --headless when you do not need a visible window, or --yes only after reviewing what the command will launch.

Supported Connection Paths

PathUse it when
Isolated local browserYou want the recommended private Anyy-controlled browser session
Playwright MCP endpointA supported browser bridge already runs locally or on a trusted host
CDP endpointYou deliberately manage a Chromium debugging endpoint
agent-browser compatibility backendYou already operate its fixed stdio MCP mode

Advanced CLI examples:

anyy browser connect --url http://127.0.0.1:8931/mcp
anyy browser connect --backend agent-browser --args mcp

Do not expose an unauthenticated browser-control endpoint to an untrusted network.

Check and Diagnose

anyy browser status
anyy browser doctor

Status reports the configured backend, endpoint, connection, and whether the browser toolset is available. Doctor distinguishes configuration errors, missing bridge processes, unreachable endpoints, and tool discovery failures.

Use Browser Tools

After setup, ask Anyy for an explicit browser task:

Open the release notes page, list the breaking changes, and cite the sections you used.

Anyy can use only the actions exposed by the connected backend. Authentication state belongs to that isolated profile or external backend; it is not copied automatically from your normal browser.

Browser actions can change external state

Submitting forms, sending messages, purchasing, deleting, or publishing can affect other people and systems. Keep approvals enabled and review the target, account, and final action.

Disconnect or Disable

anyy browser disconnect
anyy browser disable

Disconnect stops the active connection. Disable also removes browser capability from the Profile's default toolsets. Dashboard provides the matching stop and disable controls.

Troubleshooting

SymptomCheck
Browser tool is unavailableConfirm Browser is enabled in Dashboard and run anyy browser status
Endpoint cannot be reachedStart the bridge and verify its exact URL from the same host as Gateway
Wrong browser/profile opensReview the selected browser and profile directory in the preset
A logged-in site appears logged outAuthenticate inside the isolated Profile; normal-browser cookies are not assumed
Remote setup works only locallyFix bind address, routing, and authentication before exposing it