Blog
Notes from the team building ego(lite)
Launches, agent-browser experiments, ego-browser walkthroughs, and the small decisions behind a Chromium runtime that AI agents and humans actually share.
Engineering
Why heredoc-style execution is a better fit for AI agents than a REPL in 2026
A CLI can be more than a list of commands. When it becomes a gateway to code, heredoc-style execution encourages AI agents to organize complete programs, move control flow into the local runtime, and avoid unnecessary model–tool round trips.
Jul 14, 2026 · 10 min read
Product
How ego(lite) handles browser migration safety and privacy
Browser migration helps AI agents work in the logged-in browser environment users already rely on. Here is how ego(lite) keeps that context safe, local-first, task-scoped, visible, and controlled.
Jun 25, 2026 · 5 min read
Product
Hermes Agent GitHub and browser setup with ego(lite)
The official Hermes Agent GitHub project provides the runtime and browser integrations. ego(lite) adds a visible Chromium layer for supervised, logged-in web work.
Aug 29, 2026 · 5 min read
Product
The fastest browser for AI agents to run web automation
ego(lite) is a browser where you and your AI agents work in parallel. Your agents run multiple browser tasks in their own Spaces while your tabs stay yours. Across the same 31 browser automation tasks on live websites, ego(lite) finished 93.5% of them perfectly, against 77.4% for Browser Harness (Browser Use's local runtime) and 62.9% for Vercel's agent-browser.
Oct 15, 2026 · 8 min read