Developer paul-nameless released agweb, an agent browser that replaces Chromium's DevTools Protocol with native macOS WebKit bindings to address focus-stealing windows, high RAM use and large DOM trees that consume tokens during autonomous browsing. Agweb uses synthetic Mach events, persistent element handles and differential AST snapshots to let concurrent AI coding agents run without taking window focus.
By stripping Chromium's bloated DevTools Protocol in favor of native macOS WebKit bindings, paul-nameless's agweb solves the chronic irritants of autonomous browsing: focus-stealing windows, ballooning RAM, and token-devouring DOM trees. Through synthetic Mach events, persistent element handles, and differential AST snapshots, it establishes a whisper-quiet operating model for concurrent AI coding agents.
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