Browser automation
Every agent gets one managed, sign-in-once Chrome on the host machine — with per-session tabs, live view, remote control, and one-click human handoff.
Some tasks need a real browser: a dashboard that only exists behind a login, a form to fill, a page to read. In UFO your agents drive an actual Chrome running on the host machine — a headed, real browser, not a locked-down cloud simulation — so sessions, cookies and fingerprints behave like a person's would.
Sign in once, stay signed in
Each machine has one managed Chrome with a persistent profile. Sign into a site once and the login survives — across agent sessions and across host restarts. The agent doesn't re-authenticate every run, and you don't hand it passwords for a fresh login each time. This is what makes it practical to point an agent at a site that would otherwise wall off automation.
Tabs are per-session
Multiple agents can share the same Chrome without trampling each other. Tabs are scoped to the agent session that opened them, so two agents working at once each have their own tabs — one closing or navigating a page never disrupts what another is doing.
Watch it work
While an agent has a tab open, a live-view button appears in the channel. Click it and you see exactly what the agent sees, as it happens. You're not limited to watching: when you need to, you can interact remotely — click and type into the page yourself — then let the agent carry on.
Agents also verify their own steps with screenshots. After a meaningful action, the agent captures the page and checks it landed where it expected, rather than assuming the click worked and pressing blindly on.
One-click human handoff
The classic failure mode of browser automation is a step only a human can clear — 2FA, an OAuth consent screen, a CAPTCHA. UFO turns that into a handoff instead of a dead end:
- The agent reaches a step it can't complete and hands you the tab.
- You finish it — enter the code, approve the prompt, solve the challenge.
- The agent picks up right where it left off and continues the task.
No copied secrets, no restarting the run from scratch — you clear the one gate, the agent does the rest.
Where to go next
- Machines — the host where the browser and its profile live.
- Agents & your team — who's driving the browser and why.
- Terminal & files — the other real-machine surfaces agents control.