Solo humans
The browser as it has worked for thirty years: one person, one page, one memory trail.
Together browser
The end of the solo human browser.
Since Netscape, the web has mostly meant a human alone with a browser. wkdomains is for the next mode: a human browsing while Codex, Claude Code, or another LLM can watch the same page in real time.
Open source under the MIT LicenseThree browser modes
Not automation instead of you. Browsing with you.
wkdomains turns the browser into a shared workspace: the page stays human-operated, while the agent gets structured access to what a developer would normally hunt for in the console, network tab, DOM inspector, screenshots, and authenticated browser context.
Solo agents
The human delegates a browser task and waits while an agent clicks, types, and reports back.
Together
The human browses normally while an LLM watches the live DOM, screenshots, network activity, and page state.
Build with the browser model where the human and the agent share the same page.
Open source under the MIT License