Lite.Ego — Browser for AI Agents

Lite.Ego — Browser for AI Agents

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Free, no-setup browser that lets Claude Code or Codex run 100+ web automation tasks simultaneously — 3.45x faster than agent-browser.

Last Updated Nov 10, 2026
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About

Lite.Ego is a free browser built for AI agents doing web automation. Point Claude Code or Codex at it and the agent can run 100+ browser automation tasks at the same time — benchmarked at 3.45x faster than the agent-browser baseline. There is no setup to configure and no cost: the browser is always free, and the agent drives it through its existing coding-agent workflow.

Key Features

**Massive parallel automation: ** 100+ simultaneous browser tasks from a single agent session.
**Claude Code and Codex compatible: ** works with the coding agents teams already use — no new agent framework to adopt.
**3.45x benchmark speedup: ** measured 3.45x faster than agent-browser for automation workloads.
**Always free: ** no cost and no setup — install and point your agent at it.
**Purpose-built for agents: ** the browser is designed for machine-driven browsing, not human tab-juggling.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: Not publicly listed on the pages we reviewed; check the official site for current plans. The site indicates it is free for individuals, with custom pricing for teams via the Enterprise page.
  • Free tier: The site describes ego(lite) as "Always free, no set up" for individual users.
  • Plan limits: The free product supports running 100+ browser automation tasks at the same time with agents such as Claude Code or Codex.
  • Platform availability: Downloads are available for macOS and Windows, built on Chromium with one-click Chrome profile import.
  • Integration: Works with any CLI agent that writes code — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and more — with no SDK or remote debugging setup required.

Who It's For

It is for developers automating web workflows through Claude Code or Codex, QA engineers parallelizing page checks, and anyone running bulk browsing tasks — data collection, link validation, form submission — who wants them finished in parallel rather than in sequence.

FAQ

Which agents work with it?Claude Code and Codex, driving the browser directly.

How parallel can it go?100+ browser automation tasks simultaneously.

Is it really free?Yes — always free, with no setup required.