Ego Lite is a browser built for AI agents to run browser automation in parallel while you keep browsing yourself. Each agent gets its own fully isolated Space so background work never collides with your tabs, agents write JavaScript functions directly instead of looping through CLI commands, and the project is MIT licensed and free to download for macOS.
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Agents run in their own Spaces in the background without touching your tabs.
One agent can enrich leads while another scrapes competitor sites.
Agents write JavaScript functions against the page instead of chained CLI calls.
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