Tools & Automation

Browser Control

Control any website. No API required.

Your AI can drive a real Chromium browser. Log in, click buttons, fill forms, scroll feeds, take screenshots. If a human can do it on a website, MoClaw can do it too, even when the site has no public API.

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Why it matters

Most automation platforms hit a wall the moment a tool doesn't ship a clean API. Notion's database API skips half the block types. Reddit's API is enterprise-priced now. Your bank, your payroll system, your kid's school portal: none of them have an API at all.

Browser Control is the universal escape hatch. Behind the scenes, MoClaw spins up a real Chromium instance in a sandboxed cloud session. The model sees the rendered page (DOM and screenshots), reasons about what to click next, and drives the cursor exactly like a person would. When you log in once, the session keeps cookies for next time, so the AI doesn't have to ask for your password every run.

Use it when a tool you care about has no API, the API is locked behind a paid tier, or the API is missing the one field you actually need. Avoid it when a clean API exists, because Browser Control is slower and more brittle than calling an endpoint directly. MoClaw will pick the right approach automatically when both are available.

Try saying

Real prompts you can paste into Browser Control.

  • › Log in to my Amazon orders page and tell me when my last order ships.
  • › Open Reddit, find every comment I've posted in r/programming this month, and summarize the threads they're in.
  • › Go to TripAdvisor, find restaurants near 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge with at least 4.5 stars, sort by review count, and message me the top 5 with photos.
  • › Watch this auction page and notify me the moment the bid drops below $200.

Step by step demo

What actually happens when you send the prompt.

Prompt 01 3 steps

“Log in to my Amazon orders page and tell me when my last order ships.”

What MoClaw does

  1. 1 Opens amazon.com in the cloud sandbox using your saved session cookies.
  2. 2 Navigates to Your Orders, sorts by most recent.
  3. 3 Reads the shipping status block on the top order and pulls the carrier and tracking ID.
Result

Replies: 'Your iPhone 16 case ships Wednesday March 5 via UPS. Tracking 1Z999AA10123456784. Expected delivery Friday March 7 by 8pm.'

Prompt 02 3 steps

“Watch this auction page and notify me on Telegram the moment the bid drops below $200.”

What MoClaw does

  1. 1 Schedules a recurring check every 60 seconds via Cron.
  2. 2 Loads the auction page in a sandboxed browser, parses the current bid value.
  3. 3 When the bid first crosses below $200, sends a Telegram DM and stops the watcher.
Result

After 4 hours of polling, you get a Telegram message: 'Bid is now $195. Auction ends in 12 minutes. Open page.' The watcher self-cancels so you don't get repeat alerts.

Prompt 03 3 steps

“Find every comment I've posted in r/programming this month and summarize the threads they're in.”

What MoClaw does

  1. 1 Logs into Reddit using your saved session.
  2. 2 Navigates to your profile, filters comments by subreddit and date.
  3. 3 For each comment, opens the parent thread, reads the full discussion, and writes a 2 sentence summary.
Result

Returns a table with 14 rows: thread title, your comment, what the discussion concluded. You can ask follow-ups like 'show me only the ones where my comment was the top reply.'

Built for these workflows

Workflows people automate with Browser Control on MoClaw.

Use case

Amazon Price Tracker

Describe what you want to monitor. MoClaw's AI agent handles the rest.

Use case

Reddit Marketing Automation

MoClaw monitors target subreddits daily, identifies high-intent threads, and delivers a curated digest with AI-drafted replies ready to post.

Use case

Shopify Subscription Renewal Emails

Automatically monitor expiring Shopify subscriptions and send personalized renewal emails before customers lose access.

FAQ

Quick answers about pricing, privacy, and limits.

Is it safe? Can the AI see my passwords?
Sessions run in an isolated cloud sandbox, not on your machine. When you sign in to a site, credentials go directly from your browser to the target site over TLS, so the AI sees the resulting page and not your typed password. Cookies are stored encrypted and tied to your account.
Why use this over an API?
Many tools have no API, gate APIs behind enterprise tiers, or hide features behind login walls. Browser Control is the universal fallback. When a real API exists, MoClaw prefers it because it's faster and more reliable.
Can I watch it work?
Yes. Sandbox Desktop streams the live browser session so you can see every click in real time. Useful for debugging tricky flows or just for the dopamine of watching your AI fill out a form.
What if the site changes its layout?
The model adapts on the fly. It reasons from the rendered page, not from brittle CSS selectors. When a flow breaks repeatedly, you can save it as a Skill so the next run doesn't have to figure it out from scratch.

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