by browser-use
Browser Use Box: a 24/7 Claude Code agent for Playwright-style browser automation with Browser Use Cloud, Telegram, and a real browser on any box you own.
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/browser-use/buxRent any $5 VPS (Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Mac mini, Raspberry Pi — anything that runs Ubuntu), point one install script at it, and text your agent from anywhere.
$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/browser-use/bux/main/install.sh \
| sudo BROWSER_USE_API_KEY=bu_xxx bash
Three minutes from a blank VPS to "hey claude, check my email and summarize the unread ones" via Telegram.
Watch the 14-second Browser Use Box demo on TikTok.
More launch links:
Paste into Claude Code (on your laptop) and it will set up your VPS for you:
Set up https://github.com/browser-use/bux on my remote box.
SSH into it (I'll paste the host below), run install.sh with my BROWSER_USE_API_KEY, and optionally wire up a Telegram bot if I give you a token from @BotFather. Read install.md first. After the install completes, verify the services are running (systemctl is-active bux-browser-keeper bux-ttyd), then become the `bux` user and run `claude /login` so I can complete the OAuth flow. Once logged in, test the setup by asking claude to visit https://browser-use.com and report the page title.
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TG_BOT_TOKEN=xxx to the installer to enable/login). telegram ──► telegram_bot.py ─┐
├──► claude -p ──► browser-harness ──► BU Cloud
browser ──► ttyd ────────────┘ │ (cdp over wss)
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/home/bux (persistent state)
Three small services under systemd. Agent state lives in /home/bux, so reboots keep your cookies, skills, and chat history.
install.sh — it's idempotent and the next claude turn picks up the change.If you'd rather not run your own VPS: cloud.browser-use.com provisions a box for you in ~60s — same software, zero setup, one-command bux up via a Claude Code skill.
PRs welcome — bug fixes, docs tweaks, and new features all appreciated. Open an issue first if you're planning something larger.
MIT. See LICENSE.