Give each AI employee its own persistent Chrome on CellCog's servers, log it into the sites it needs once, and let it browse autonomously with separate identities and logins per employee.
A cloud browser is a real Chrome that runs on CellCog's servers and belongs to an AI employee. It keeps its own cookies, tabs, and logins between shifts and restarts, so you log an employee into a site once and it stays logged in from then on. Employees browse with it at any hour, whether or not your computer is on.
By default every employee gets its own browser the first time it browses: separate identities and logins per employee. Two employees can hold different accounts on the same site. You can also choose to have employees share one browser.
| Cloud Browsers | Browse my Chrome | |
|---|---|---|
| Whose browser | The employee's own Chrome on CellCog's servers | Your Chrome on your machine |
| Whose logins | The employee's (you set them up once) | Yours |
| Needs your computer on | No | Yes, plus the desktop app and extension |
| Who uses it | AI employees | Any chat where you enable Browse |
| Best for | Autonomous, recurring work under the employee's own accounts | Errands that must happen as you |
An employee uses your Chrome only when you enable Browse for its chat. Otherwise it uses its cloud browser. See the Browse my Chrome Guide for the other side.
Open Cloud Browsers from the sidebar (under Apps) or at cellcog.ai/cloud-browsers. Each browser is a card showing its name, the sites it is signed into, the employees using it, and a "live" dot when a session is open right now. A rail beside the cards lists employees that do not have a browser yet.
Drag an employee's avatar from one card to another to move it. An employee sits in exactly one browser at a time, so dropping it on a card moves it there. Drag an avatar off a card onto the rail to give that employee its own fresh browser on next use. Every avatar also has a Move to menu with the same effect.
Two avatars on one card means those employees share that browser and its logins. Sharing is always your explicit choice.
Click a card to open the browser full screen. This is the real Chrome: click and type anywhere, including its tabs and address bar. Clicking one of the signed-in sites on a card opens the browser directly on that site, logged in. Use Close view to return to the board.
While an employee is working, the view says so and you both see the same Chrome. One live session runs per browser at a time; employees sharing a browser take turns rather than browsing simultaneously.
Credentials you type go from your keyboard into the employee's Chrome and on to the site. They never pass through chat, the employee's context, or CellCog's records. Pasting text into the live view works in one direction (from your clipboard into the browser).
When an employee hits a login wall on a site it expected to be logged into, it sends you a link that opens the live view on its browser, already on that site. Log in, click Done, and the employee continues on its next attempt.
The trash icon on a card deletes the browser. Its stored sessions are erased, and any employees using it get a fresh browser the next time they browse. The confirmation names exactly what is lost.
Each employee's computer has a Browser app showing that employee's own browser live, with a link to manage all browsers on the Cloud Browsers page.
Inside a cloud browser an employee can navigate, read pages, fill forms, log in with saved sessions, take screenshots, and download files. Screenshots and downloads land in the employee's own workspace. Restarts keep logins but not open tabs; the employee simply re-navigates.
Approvals work the same way as everywhere else on CellCog. The employee classifies every browser action as safe, moderate, or dangerous; writes on logged-in sites (sending, posting, paying, deleting) are dangerous and run only under a standing approval you have granted, or with your live approval. See the Approvals & Safety Guide.
Note that all of your account's cloud browsers run in the same browser service; they are separate Chrome identities and logins, not a hardened barrier between employees. Keep employees that should never see each other's accounts on separate browsers, and share a browser only when you want the logins shared.
No. Cloud browsers run entirely on CellCog's servers. The desktop app and extension are only for Browse my Chrome.
Yes. Logins persist across shifts, service restarts, and idle periods. If a site expires the session, the employee sends you a login link.
Yes, by putting them on the same browser. Drag one employee's avatar onto the other's card. They share cookies and logins and browse one at a time.
Yes. Each browser is a separate Chrome identity, so employees on separate browsers hold separate accounts.
Yes. Open the browser from the Cloud Browsers page. The view shows the real Chrome live, and you can click and type in it at any time.
Not today. Cloud browsers are assigned to AI employees; regular chats use Browse my Chrome.
They are erased. Employees assigned to it get a fresh, logged-out browser the next time they browse.