Oh My Browser
Oh My Browser — let AI agents use your real browser session
Install
openclaw plugins install clawhub:oh-my-browseroh-my-browser
Let your AI Agent use your real browser to search and interact with the web -- with your logins, cookies, and locale intact.
Features
- Authenticated Web Access -- Agent uses your browser session to access login-required pages (Gmail, Notion, internal tools, etc.)
- Multi-Engine Search -- Search via Google, Baidu, Sogou, or your browser's session for personalized results
- Page Reading -- Extract clean content from any webpage, with format options (markdown, text, HTML)
- Browser Automation -- Click, fill, scroll, screenshot, run JS -- full browser interaction via your real Chrome
- Element Discovery -- Find interactive elements by label, type, or region before interacting
- Accessibility Snapshots -- Stable element refs for SPA/dynamic pages where CSS selectors break
- Zero Config -- No API keys to configure. Install, authorize, and go.
How It Works
Agent --> oh-my-browser plugin --> omb CLI (subprocess) --> API --> your Chrome extension
The plugin spawns an omb CLI subprocess and communicates via MCP (stdio JSON-RPC). All browser operations execute through the Oh My Browser Chrome extension in your real browser.
Installation
One-line install (recommended)
# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://api.omb.org.cn/install | bash
# Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://api.omb.org.cn/install | iex
The install script will interactively guide you through:
- Download omb CLI -- the command-line tool
- Login -- opens your browser for authorization
- Install OpenClaw plugin -- auto-detects OpenClaw instances
- Download Chrome extension -- the bridge between Agent and your browser
Or install plugin only
openclaw plugins install oh-my-browser
If omb CLI is not yet installed, run the one-line install above to set it up.
Login
If you skipped login during installation, or your session expired:
omb login
This opens your browser for authorization. In an OpenClaw Agent session, the Agent will guide you through authorization automatically.
Then restart the gateway:
openclaw gateway restart
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
omb_search | Search the web (auto, browser session, or specific engine: google/baidu/sogou) |
omb_read | Read a webpage and extract content (supports authenticated pages) |
omb_action | Browser interaction: click, fill, scroll, screenshot, evaluate JS, and more |
omb_map | Discover interactive elements on a page (filter by label, type, region) |
omb_snapshot | Accessibility snapshot with stable element refs (@1, @2...) |
omb_guide | Load detailed usage guides for each tool |
omb_report | Report page extraction quality issues |
Usage Examples
Search the web
omb_search({ query: "OpenClaw plugins", max_results: 5 })
Read a login-required page
omb_read({ url: "https://notion.so/my-private-page" })
Interact with a page
// 1. Read the page
omb_read({ url: "https://example.com" })
// 2. Find elements
omb_map({ tabId: 123, label: "Search", types: ["input"] })
// 3. Fill and submit
omb_action({ action: "fill", tabId: 123, selector: "#search-input", value: "hello" })
omb_action({ action: "keypress", tabId: 123, key: "Enter" })
Take a screenshot
omb_action({ action: "screenshot", tabId: 123, annotate: true })
Troubleshooting
| Error | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
Could not find omb binary | omb CLI not installed | Run curl -fsSL https://api.omb.org.cn/install | bash |
fetch failed | Browser not running or extension disconnected | Open Chrome, check extension shows "Connected" |
AUTH_SESSION_MISSING | Not authorized | Run omb login to authorize |
omb process exited | omb CLI crashed | Check ~/.omb/omb exists; reinstall if needed |
Requirements
- omb CLI -- installed via the install script above
- Chrome with the Oh My Browser extension installed and running
- Node.js 18+ (for the plugin runtime)
Architecture
Agent --> oh-my-browser plugin --> omb --mcp (subprocess) --> API --> Chrome extension
The plugin itself doesn't call APIs directly. It spawns an omb subprocess and forwards all tool calls via the MCP (stdio JSON-RPC) protocol.
License
MIT