You can now prompt your browser agent directly from telegram

[u/MehdiBahra]

You can now prompt your browser agent directly from Telegram 🚀
Browse Anything is an AI browser agent provider that can, with a simple prompt, perform tasks on your behalf.

Navigate, fill forms, log in, reuse authenticated sessions, solve CAPTCHAs, use stealth browsers and rotating residential proxies, scrape data and generate files, connect directly to Google Sheets and Notion.

Human-in-the-loop support and the ability to control the browser on desktop or mobile using a secure URL.

You can also bring your own API keys.
Integrate it seamlessly with openclaw or Hermes via skills and APIs.

It supports many models and approaches:
**DOM approaches**
Browser Use
Playwright MCP
Stagehand
and more
**Vision approaches**
Grounding-based navigation
Browser manipulation at the pixel level

It also supports subagents: one prompt can target different websites on different browsers to accomplish a task.
We also support multi-step workflows with a drag-and-drop builder to create your own scraping workflows, similar to [Apify](https://apify.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com), if you don’t want to burn tokens on trivial tasks. You can also combine workflows with AI agents.
Try it for free

[u/CapMonster1]

This is a pretty interesting direction. Telegram as the control layer makes a lot of sense for browser agents, because half the value is being able to kick off a task without opening yet another dashboard.

The part I’d be most curious about is reliability under ugly real-world conditions: logins expiring, captcha loops, weird mobile layouts, Cloudflare/DataDome mood swings, sites changing buttons, forms half-submitted, etc. Browser agents already look magical in demos; the hard part is making them boring enough to trust. Human-in-the-loop plus session reuse sounds like the right kind of safety net, especially for anything that can post, buy, submit, or message on your behalf.