The agentic browser

Your AI skims the web.
Skillerr makes it dig.

Most AI tools grab a few search snippets and stop. In Skillerr, the agentic browser, your AI opens real pages, many at once, and follows the links that matter, in tabs you can watch. Everything it finds is filed into a research graph and real folders you keep.

How AI browses today
With Skillerr

Free with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or a local model. Mac, Windows and Linux.

Research in the open

No hidden searches. Many pages at once.

Your AI reads many pages at once, not one at a time, and every one of them opens where you can see it. One fact or fifty pages, you watch it happen.

Fleet view (⇧⌘F)Every tab your AI is working in, live, each glowing while it's read. Click a tile to step in.
Tabs stay organisedTabs an AI opens for one task are grouped and named after it. Show them all or close them all in one click.
Plain-English log"Opening who.int", "Reading the page". Every source in the answer is a tab you saw.
Light on your laptopTabs nobody is using go to sleep and wake instantly. Fifty tabs used about 60% less memory in our test.

Research memory

Never pay for the same research twice.

Every session your AI runs becomes part of a private graph of pages, notes, skills, topics, and the people, places and products that came up. It connects as you browse, and glows where you research most.

Click any node, see the workThe question, which AI ran it, every page it read and the note it wrote.
It keeps connectingPages read together cluster. Pages linking to ones you've read become backlinks.
Ask your memorySearch in plain words. Your AI does the same with recall before every task.
Yours, on your computerA URL, a title and a few keywords per page, never the full text. Forget anything.

Research folders

Your research, filed. On your own disk.

The first browser we know of that files your AI's research into real folders on your own disk.

As your AI files each session under topics, Skillerr turns them into a tree of folders, like Travel › Japan › Tokyo. Each holds the sessions, notes, skills and pages behind it, and links to related folders.

  • Real folders, real files. Each topic is a folder in ~/Skillerr/research with a Markdown index and your notes. Open it in Finder or Explorer, sync it, share it.
  • Linked folders. Topics that share research point to each other.
  • One click to pick it up again. Copy prompt for your AI puts a one-line hand-off on your clipboard. Paste it into any AI connected to Skillerr and it continues from what's there.
  • Show on map. Jump from any folder to its place in the graph.

Control

It does the clicking. You make the calls.

Every step shows up in plain words, and anything that spends money, signs in or deletes waits for you.

  • Pause stops it at once, with one button or ⇧⌘P. Take over at any moment.
  • Sensitive actions always ask, even with approvals off. The browser enforces it.
  • Robot checks are yours. When a page asks "are you human?", Skillerr hands it to you, then carries on.
  • Undo the last step: a mistyped field, a wrong choice, a wrong click.

Skills, and everything in one place

Figured out once. Remembered for good.

Skills form out of research. When your AI has to work something out on a site, like where the real search box is, which filter to set, or which step it hid, Skillerr offers to keep that as a skill. You approve it, and next time any AI you connect goes straight through.

  • It compounds. Research leaves notes; working things out leaves skills. Refine a skill instead of duplicating it, and your AI gets better at the sites you use.
  • Standard SKILL.md, shared with Claude Code if you like. Sealed .skill packages are checked before install, so you see who made a skill and that it wasn't changed.
  • Notes you keep. Finished research is saved as Markdown in ~/Skillerr/notes. Your AI can reopen it in any new chat.
  • History, bookmarks, resets. Import from Chrome, delete anything, start fresh anytime.
  • The .skill protocol. Skillerr is home to .skill, an open way to seal, verify and share a skill like a signed app. Skillerr never runs bundled scripts.
  • Built-in skills. demo-recorder makes captioned videos and step-by-step guides. screenshots captures a page, a full page or the whole window.

Works with the AI you already have

Your AI. Your research. Every new chat.

Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor in one click and Skillerr is free. Your research follows your AI into every new conversation.

Claude DesktopClaude CodeCursorWindsurfClineOllamaLM Studio
Nothing starts from zeroYour AI checks what you've kept and opens your notes, so a new chat continues instead of starting over.
Readable even when Skillerr is closedNotes and skills are shared with your AI straight from disk.
Skills follow you into Claude CodeShare what Skillerr has learned, in the same SKILL.md format.
Any MCP app, or noneWindsurf, Cline, LM Studio, or the built-in panel with a local model or your own key.

Every day

It's a real browser too.

Use it every day, with or without an AI. Pause the AI and you're in Human mode: it's just your browser, and nothing goes to an AI.

Tab groups per research taskSleeping tabs keep it lightHuman modeHistory and bookmarks, delete and reset Import from ChromeGoogle search for your countryFind in pageZoom per tabPop-up blocker Site permission promptsDownloadsRight-click → Ask SkillerrScreenshots: page, full page, windowLight and dark

Pricing

Free with your AI.

Every feature is free when you bring the AI: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, a local model or your own key.

Skillerr

$0 and it's not a trial
  • Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP app
  • Local models (Ollama, LM Studio) or your own API keys
  • Visible research, Fleet view, Deep research
  • Research graph, recall, Markdown notes
  • Skills and the demo recorder
  • Approvals, Pause, Undo, activity log
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Questions

Straight answers.

Is it really free?

Yes. Connect Claude Desktop (the free plan works), Claude Code, Cursor, a local model or your own API key, and Skillerr costs nothing, with no features held back.

Where does my research graph live?

On your computer. Skillerr has no server that collects it. What leaves your computer is what your chosen AI reads to do the task: the pages it opens, and related past research it gets from recall. That goes to the AI you connected, or nowhere if it's a local model.

What does it remember, and how do I make it forget?

For each research session: the goal, which AI ran it, the pages visited (URL, title and a few keywords, never the full text), the notes and skills it produced, and its topics. Pages with password or payment fields are kept as a visit only. Use "Don't remember" on any session, Forget on any node, turn memory off, or clear everything in History & Bookmarks.

Can my AI pick up earlier research in a new chat?

Yes. Notes live in ~/Skillerr/notes, and Skillerr tells connected AIs where they are, offers them as MCP resources, and gives your AI my_research and read_note, so a new chat continues instead of starting over. Learned skills can also be shared with Claude Code.

Where do research folders live?

In ~/Skillerr/research on your computer: one folder per topic, each with a Markdown index and links to your notes (in ~/Skillerr/notes). They're ordinary files, so you can open, sync or share them.

Does my AI need Skillerr open?

To browse, yes; Skillerr starts by itself when your AI first uses it. To read your notes and skills, no: they're shared with your AI straight from disk.

Which AIs work?

Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor connect in one click. Windsurf, Cline, LM Studio and other MCP apps connect with a config you copy. In the built-in panel: Ollama or LM Studio models, or a Gemini, Claude, OpenAI or OpenRouter key. ChatGPT isn't supported yet.

Can a website trick the AI?

It can try. Prompt injection is an open problem for every AI browser. Skillerr marks page text as untrusted, never lets payments, passwords, sign-ins or deletions through without your OK, and gives you Pause, Take over and Undo. Watching it work is part of the safety.

Our mission

Research that outlives the chat.

The web was built for people clicking one page at a time. Now AI agents browse it for us, and the old browser gets in the way: hidden searches you can't check, answers that vanish when the chat ends, and forty heavy tabs you never read but are scared to close.

Skillerr is a browser made for that new reader. Your AI does the reading in the open, in tabs you can watch and pause. What it learns is kept: a private research graph of every page, note and connection, so research compounds instead of evaporating. Our mission is simple: make AI research on the web visible, trustworthy, and cumulative, so every question you ask makes the next one easier.

Why “Skillerr”

A skill is something you only have to learn once. A skiller is the one who keeps learning them. When your AI works out how a site really works, like the hidden step or the fussy date picker, Skillerr saves it as a skill, with your OK, and uses it next time.

Skillerr is also home to the open .skill protocol: a way to package a skill so it can be sealed, verified and shared, like a signed app, so you can trust a skill before your AI follows it.

No more tab hoardingKeep a tab open “just in case”? You don't need to. Everything your AI read is in the graph, so tabs can close.
Light on your laptopDeep research opens pages in small batches and closes them once read. The knowledge stays, the memory use doesn't.
Find it again in secondsSearch your research in plain words, or let your AI recall it, instead of digging through yesterday's tabs.
Built for agents, run by youReal pages, a plain-English log, Pause and approvals. The agent does the work. You keep control.

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