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Kernel

Cloud browsers for agents to browse, fill forms and take screenshots.

Install You sign in on Kernel's own page. No key to copy.

What GBrain can do with Kernel

Kernel runs Chromium browsers in the cloud for AI agents, with saved profiles, proxies and video replays of each session. Connected to a workspace, GBrain can answer “what does the vendor portal list for this invoice?” by sending a browser to look, fill in a web form that has no API, or capture a screenshot of a page as it is right now.

Signing in happens on Kernel’s own page, and browser time counts against the Kernel account.

  • Start, list and end cloud browser sessions
  • Click, type and take screenshots in a browser
  • Run Playwright code and shell commands in a browser VM
  • Manage browser profiles, proxies and replays

From the command line

GBrain gives Kernel a command line too. From a terminal, a script or Claude Code, gbrainio tool help kernel lists its commands once it is connected.

Kernel from the command line

Install Kernel in a workspace

You sign in on Kernel's own page. No key to copy. Then add it to a workspace, and anyone on the team can ask about it in plain words.