ego lite

ego lite positions itself as a browser engineered specifically for AI agents rather than for human browsing first. Instead of treating automation as a script bolted onto a normal browser, it separates agent activity into dedicated Spaces, so automated work and everyday browsing coexist without tab conflicts or stolen focus.

The central technical choice is a code base rather than a CLI base. Agents write JavaScript functions directly, which the project says helps complex tasks finish faster with fewer tool calls and higher success rates. Each agent receives a fully isolated workspace, and multiple agents can run at once—one enriching leads while another scrapes competitor sites. A kernel-level page snapshot is designed to handle difficult structures such as deeply nested iframes.

It is aimed at developers and technical teams already using agent frameworks and browser automation, particularly those running several automation jobs alongside normal work. Because setup is described as zero cost and zero config, it also suits individuals experimenting with agent workflows before committing to heavier infrastructure.

Practical use starts with downloading the macOS build for Apple Silicon or Intel, or adding the skill via the npx command. Windows and Linux users must wait, so cross-platform teams should plan around macOS machines for now. Running each agent in its own Space from the start avoids most coordination problems later.

Overall, ego lite is a focused, MIT-licensed option