Oya Browser

[Oya Browser: the AI browser for the agentic era]

The browser for regulated industries (community version).

People and AI agents work together in one browser, with control over where it runs and how it is governed.

Download Oya Browser · Get started in the cloud · Self-host Oya · For enterprise, contact [email protected]

[Latest release] [npm: @oya-ai/browser] [Coverage] [License] [Discord]

[The Oya agent completes a prior authorization workflow in a mock payer portal]

_{A run in the Oya desktop app, sped up. The portal and patient data are fictional. Watch run 1 · run 2 · run 3.}

This repository contains the Oya Browser community edition. People and AI agents work together in one browser: agents can use an existing signed-in browser, start managed cloud browsers, or connect through familiar tools and APIs. People can watch the work, step in when needed, and keep control of browser access and repeatable tasks.

The enterprise edition, including the HIPAA-ready offering, is maintained in a separate private repository. Contact [email protected] to learn about that edition.

Choose how to get started

Use Oya with an AI assistant

Install the desktop app, sign in, and connect your assistant from the app. Oya works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code. People can see the agent's browser activity and take control when a task needs their attention.

Download the desktop app · Agent setup guide

Control a browser from Node.js

Install the SDK and create an API key at oyabrowser.com. Node.js 20 or newer is required.

npm install @oya-ai/browser

Set OYA_API_KEY, then run:

import { Oya } from '@oya-ai/browser';
const oya = new Oya();const browser = await oya.browser.start();
try {  await browser.goto('https://news.ycombinator.com');  console.log(await browser.ask('Summarize the top three stories.'));} finally {  await browser.stop();}

With no browser provider configured, start() can use the Oya desktop browser already connected to your account. To start cloud or self-hosted browsers, configure a provider with npx @oya-ai/cli init. The SDK and CLI can also use Browserbase, Steel, Anchor, Browser Use, or a browser you provide. Your application can keep the same SDK calls when you change providers.

SDK guide · Runnable examples · CLI guide

Connect over MCP

For assistants that support remote MCP, connect to https://oyabrowser.com/mcp/pool and authenticate with your Oya API key. For Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http oya https://oyabrowser.com/mcp/pool \  --header "Authorization: Bearer $OYA_API_KEY"

Use the same endpoint with your self-hosted server URL when you run your own deployment.

Agent instructions and MCP reference

For AI agents

Use the agent reference for setup instructions, available tools, SDK examples, and MCP configuration. The desktop app can pair with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code. For remote MCP clients, connect to https://oyabrowser.com/mcp/pool with your Oya API key.

Run Oya in your own environment

Use the installer to set up a self-hosted instance:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OyadotAI/oya-browser/main/install.sh | sh

For production, choose Docker, Amazon ECS, Kubernetes, or GKE. The deployment guides cover configuration, storage, upgrades, and operations.

Self-hosting guide · Deployment templates

What you can do with Oya

• Work in a signed-in browser. Connect the desktop app and reuse logins imported from Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge, or Firefox. Set up logins.
• Keep a person in control. Watch an agent work, switch between AI Mode and Human Mode, and keep agent activity in its own tabs.
• Turn a successful run into a playbook. Replay repeatable tasks with new inputs, inspect the generated Playwright module, and export or import workflows. Playbook details · Replay benchmark.
• Choose where browsers run. Use Oya Cloud, your own deployment, supported browser providers, or a browser you provide. Why route through Oya?.
• Operate with governance controls. Self-hosted community deployments include host egress rules and a tamper-evident audit trail. See the control evidence and trust center.

For contributors

Oya is made up of the browser, control plane, console, SDK, and CLI. Start with the architecture map, then read the guide for the part you plan to change.

• Architecture overview
• Development setup and commands
• Open issues
• Join the community on Discord

Development

Requirements and commands vary by project area. See Working in this repository for the conventions and complete command list. To install dependencies across the workspace:

npm run setup

Common checks:

npm run lintnpm run format:checknpm test

The full test command builds the SDK and runs the server, CLI, package, and script suites. For changes in the UI or browser app, run the checks listed in that part's package.json and architecture guide as well.

Packages and project areas

License

The SDK and CLI are MIT licensed. The rest of the project is available under the Sustainable Use License. See LICENSE.md for permitted use, self-hosting terms, and commercial licensing details.