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kernel/kernel-images
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Sandboxed, ready-to-use Chrome browsers for browser automations and web agents.
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kernel/kernel-images
Kernel provides sandboxed Chrome browsers that Playwright and Puppeteer can connect to, with remote GUI live view, configurable view settings and session video replays. It is aimed at developers building automated browser workflows and testing AI agents that use browsers. It runs headful Chromium in Docker or on Unikraft unikernels, written in Go, and powers the hosted service at kernel.sh.
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- What is kernel/kernel-images?
- Kernel provides sandboxed Chrome browsers that Playwright and Puppeteer can connect to, with remote GUI live view, configurable view settings and session video replays. It is aimed at developers building automated browser workflows and testing AI agents that use browsers. It runs headful Chromium in Docker or on Unikraft unikernels, written in Go, and powers the hosted service at kernel.sh.
- How much does kernel/kernel-images cost?
- kernel/kernel-images uses a Open source pricing model. Check the official website for current plans.
- What is kernel/kernel-images used for?
- kernel/kernel-images is listed on TolsAI under: Open Source.
- Where can I use kernel/kernel-images?
- kernel/kernel-images is available on its official website, github.com.
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