Brijio FAQs

Question 1

Can AI agents access my sensitive information or take control of my browser?

Accepted Answer

Agents only receive access through explicit requests. Brijio does not stream screenshots, DOM changes, or browser history continuously. The user always retains full control over the browser session, ensuring a 'human-in-control' experience for sensitive tasks.

Question 2

What is Brijio and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Brijio connects remote AI agents to your *existing* authenticated browser session, allowing them to interact with web applications without needing to share your credentials, clone sessions, or stream your screen. It enables secure, privacy-friendly collaboration between agents and your local browser.

Question 3

Do I need to export cookies or share my login credentials for AI agents to use Brijio?

Accepted Answer

No. Brijio’s core principle is 'No shared credentials.' It integrates with the browser session you are *already logged into*, eliminating the need for cookie exports, session replication, or any form of credential sharing with the agent or the Brijio system.

Question 4

How does Brijio ensure privacy and security?

Accepted Answer

Brijio is privacy-by-design. It operates reactively, meaning agents must explicitly request information instead of continuously streaming your browser data. It uses progressive disclosure, providing structured context first. You retain full control, and credentials are never shared with agents or the Brijio server.

Question 5

What types of AI agents can connect to Brijio?

Accepted Answer

Brijio is designed to be remote agent friendly. It can connect with various platforms such as Claude Desktop, Codex, Gemini CLI, Hermes, OpenClaw, and other cloud-hosted agents through its MCP (Message-Capable Protocol) server.

Brijio

Key Features

Use Cases

Neon

Figma Context

Magic

Background Coding Agent

Sherpa ONNX Local Text-to-Speech

1Password CLI