
Preview and stage
Open an actual site or local preview in a browser surface the user can see.
Browse, inspect, operate, review, and improve real web pages in one human-visible browser loop.
Read visible page text, headings, links, images, frames, and page targets instead of guessing from pixels.
Click, type, scroll, select, upload, and operate controls through stable browser targets an agent can reuse.
Inspect local previews for layout issues, missing content, runtime errors, and broken visual states.
Let a person mark regions, edit text, replace images, and confirm precise feedback inside the live browser.
Most browsers are designed for a person clicking around. NexaBrowse keeps that normal visual browser experience, then adds an agent control layer for page reading, DOM-aware actions, screenshots, diagnostics, and local preview work.
That gives the agent enough structure to work reliably while keeping the human in the same browser window to watch, pause, authorize, and give specific direction.

Open an actual site or local preview in a browser surface the user can see.

Select a region, change text, and attach a note to the exact thing that needs attention.

Use visual review and browser diagnostics before you call the work complete.
Use the local Agent API to open pages, read structured page state, act on controls, collect screenshots, inspect browser diagnostics, and verify local frontend previews.
View NexaBrowse on GitHub Read the AI agent browser guideimport { createClientFromEnv } from "@nexaact/nexabrowse";
const browser = createClientFromEnv();
await browser.open("https://example.com");
const page = await browser.pageText({ maxChars: 2000 }); NexaBrowse is not designed to bypass access controls, impersonate people, collect data without authorization, or operate outside the permissions the user lawfully controls.
NexaBrowse is an AI-native browser designed for agents to browse, control, inspect, annotate, and verify websites in a real browser window.
NexaBrowse is built for AI agents, developers, and users who want agent work to happen inside a visible browser with structured page reading, stable actions, screenshots, diagnostics, and local preview workflows.
It can open local previews, let users mark page regions or edit text and style feedback, then expose those confirmed notes to the agent for implementation and verification.
No. NexaBrowse is built for authorized human-AI collaboration in the user’s browser session, not for bypassing access controls or unauthorized data collection.