What if your browser could automate routine tasks and keep your data truly private, using local AI agents—not cloud servers? Meet BrowserOS — an open-source, privacy-first agentic browser built on Chromium. - Core innovation: Native AI agents run directly in your browser, empowering automation for everyday tasks (like shopping or form-filling) without sending your data to the cloud. - Architecture: Plug in top AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic) or local models (Ollama, LMStudio). Your API keys and browsing history stay local—no server tracking. - Real-world impact: From seamless automation to extensions and MCP server integration (e.g. "claude-code," "gemini-cli"), BrowserOS feels familiar like Chrome, but elevates productivity and privacy. - Open source: Transparent, community-driven, and ready to evolve with user contributions. - Coming soon: Built-in AI ad blocker that adapts across browsing scenarios. For AI architects and engineers, BrowserOS exemplifies system design where data sovereignty meets agentic automation—an essential evolution for both consumer and enterprise browsing. In an AI-driven future, how crucial is local automation and privacy for intelligent systems? The attached image captures the BrowserOS concept. Learn more by visiting the source blog (GitHub README).
At that stage would be cool to use a minicube local, managing those as K8s pod...if you think is Istio would be smart, on the new built-in Istio API gw, they could support A2A protocol and get them orchestrated out of the box. I do seriously believe that the bloated monolith kernel of the OS, should be just an host for a K8s cluster, allowing a segregation and sandboxing of each app....it will be still a monolith kernel under the bonnet and not a QNX multi kernel but would improve the overall issue we have. I would invision that, potentially for mobile app too
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