Browser-Native Agent Runtime

An AI execution environment that learns,
remembers, and operates across systems

Not a chatbot wrapper. A production system with 25,000+ logged operations, cross-session memory, and deep server integration — turning natural language into coordinated actions across browsers, servers, and APIs.

25K+
Commands Executed
84
MCP Tools
96%
Success Rate
40+
Days Running

Live Screenshots

Real captures from production — actual execution, not mockups.

Core Capabilities

DB

Self-Learning Infrastructure

Every command, parameter, result, and error is logged to SQLite with millisecond timestamps. The agent queries its own history to recover state, avoid past mistakes, and improve over sessions.

SSH

Deep Server Integration

Full SSH access to Oracle Cloud ARM server with PM2 process management, headless Chromium via CDP, cron-scheduled pipelines, all orchestrated through natural language.

MEM

Cross-Session Memory

A forged experience system injects lessons from past failures into new sessions as synthetic conversation history, giving each new agent instance accumulated operational knowledge.

MCP

Extensible Tool Protocol

84 hot-swappable MCP tools. File I/O, media processing, database ops, browser automation, TTS, image generation. No rebuilds, no restarts.

How It Works

From natural language to real-world execution in milliseconds.

1

Intercept

Chrome Extension hooks into any AI chat page via SSE and WebSocket interception. No special API needed — works with any web-based LLM.

2

Parse and Route

Structured commands embedded in model output are parsed and routed to the optimal execution plane — browser, local shell, remote SSH, or MCP tool.

3

Execute and Log

Every operation is executed and logged to SQLite with full parameters, results, and timing. Failures trigger auto-retry with historical context.

4

Learn and Remember

Results feed back into conversation context. Lessons from failures are persisted as forged experience and injected into future sessions automatically.

How We Compare

Not another CLI wrapper — a fundamentally different architecture.

CapabilityOmega AgentClaude CodeCursor
ArchitectureBrowser extension + local server + remote SSHLocal terminal onlyIDE extension only
Browser ControlNative CDP: click, fill, extract, automate any web appNoneNone
Remote ServerSSH tunnels, PM2, cron, headless browser orchestrationManual SSHNo remote support
Persistent Memory25K+ command database + forged experience injectionNone across sessionsNone across sessions
Media ProductionTTS, image gen, video compositing, subtitles, YouTubeText onlyText only
AI Platform AccessAny web-based AI, zero API keys, browser sessionsAnthropic API onlyOpenAI/Anthropic API
Parallel ExecutionBatch concurrent across local + remote + browserSequentialSequential
Scheduled AutomationCron pipelines with auto-publish to YouTubeNot supportedNot supported
CostZero marginal cost, browser sessions, no token billingPay per tokenSubscription + tokens

Why Browser-Native Matters

Terminal-based agents can only run commands. Our agent lives in the browser — it can click buttons, fill forms, extract data, reverse-engineer web apps via CDP, and orchestrate any AI service without API keys.

Memory That Persists

Other agents start fresh every session. Ours carries 25,000+ operations of accumulated knowledge — queryable command history, error patterns, and injected experience that prevents repeating past mistakes.

Real Infrastructure, Not Demos

This system runs daily in production: cron-scheduled pipelines, server management, automated content publishing. 40+ days of continuous operation with 96% success rate.

Production Applications

NEWS

Daily News Videos

Automated Chinese news pipeline: web research, AI script writing, Edge TTS narration, image generation, FFmpeg compositing with subtitles, YouTube upload. Fully cron-scheduled.

CDP

Browser Reverse Engineering

Chrome DevTools Protocol to reverse-engineer web apps at runtime: intercept WebSocket frames, call internal functions, bypass obfuscation without reading source code.

OPS

Server Infrastructure

Conversational server management: process monitoring, log analysis, deployment, database operations, all through natural language over SSH.

Tech Stack

TypeScriptNode.jsSQLiteChrome Extension Manifest V3Chrome DevTools ProtocolSSE/WebSocket InterceptionFFmpegEdge TTSMCP ProtocolOracle Cloud ARMPM2Supabase

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