The browser that skills your AI.

See what your AI browses. Keep what it learns.

Claude, Cursor and Codex research the web in Skillerr, in tabs you watch. Every page they read is kept and sorted by your Orb, your own tiny AI model that lives on your computer and sends nothing anywhere.

  • Claude Desktop
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Any MCP app

Free for Mac, Windows and Linux. No account. No telemetry.

Recorded in Skillerr: Cursor looks up the right standing desk height. Every page it reads opens as a tab you can watch.

Now you can believe what it says.

An AI answering from memory can be months out of date, and when it doesn't know, it can sound just as sure. In Skillerr, your AI checks the live web, in pages you can see.

From an old memory

What it learned in training. Last year's prices, rules and versions, said as if they were today's.

Filled in by itself

A gap in what it knows, smoothed over with something that sounds right.

Checked, where you can see

Today's pages, opened in real tabs you can watch. The sources in its answer are pages you can open and read yourself.

01Watch it work

Your AI browses where you can see it.

Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and ask as usual. Skillerr becomes their browser, so the sources in the answer are pages you could watch.

  • Real tabs, side by side

    Every page your AI opens is a real tab. Many at once, live, with the aurora on the ones it's reading right now.

  • A live view in Claude Desktop's chat

    One live widget follows the AI in the chat. It shows only that AI's pages, and Pause or Take over are one click away.

  • An Audit of every page

    Every page it opened, read or tried to, and why one couldn't open. One line per page, one click to open it.

Claude Desktop

How do I see Fushimi Inari without the crowds?

Skillerr's live view inside a Claude Desktop chat: four live tiles of the pages Claude opened about Fushimi Inari, its latest steps, and the Audit list, where one page is marked Couldn't open.
The live view, as it appears under Claude's tool call.

02Kept

Everything it read, kept as a trail.

When your AI goes quiet, Skillerr puts its research away: named after what it looked into, with its conclusion and every source. Your trails sit left of the address bar. Your AIs' research, right.

A means new, not opened yet. An means unfinished: a page it couldn't open, a robot check, a step you declined.

The Skillerr window with a research chip opened: Ryokan in Kyoto with a private onsen near Gion, research by Claude Desktop, its conclusion, the four pages it read, and buttons to open them all or continue with Claude Desktop.
Click for the sources. The AI's conclusion and every page it read, with Open all and Continue with Claude.
The Skillerr window with Your AIs' research open: four research trails by Codex, Cursor and Claude Desktop, two marked new and two unfinished. Below, the start page offers to save a habit as a skill.
Your AIs' research, in one place. Research by Codex, Cursor and Claude, new and unfinished marked.
7.9 MBThe whole model. Smaller than a phone photo.
8 µsTo read a page title, on one CPU core. No GPU.
250×Faster than all-MiniLM-L6-v2, the transformer it learned from.
0 bytesSent anywhere. It learns you in about 70 ms, on your computer.

Over 250× faster than all-MiniLM-L6-v2 on 4 threads, at 1/11 the size, with 98% of all-MiniLM-L6-v2's accuracy at sorting tabs into journeys (F1 0.83 vs 0.85). See the benchmarks

Your Chrome tabs, sorted

Bring over the tabs you have open in Chrome. They arrive sorted into journeys, with their real icons. Nothing reloads, nothing closes in Chrome.

Find anything by meaning

Type what you remember in the address bar. "Train from Tokyo to Kyoto" finds the pages waiting in your Kyoto trail, even in different words.

The Skillerr address bar with train from tokyo to kyoto typed in, and The Orb found: two Kyoto travel pages waiting in a trail, similar in meaning.

Learns you, privately

Every week it asks, then learns your words from your trails, on your computer. See everything it knows on the Your Orb map, and forget any of it.

The Your Orb page: a glowing orb at the centre with rays of light to everything looked into, your pages in warm colours and your AIs' research in cool colours.

04In charge

It does the clicking. You make the calls.

Skillerr enforces the rules in the browser itself, not in the AI's instructions.

Payments and passwords wait for you.

When your AI reaches "Pay now", a password or a sign-in, it stops and asks, next to the page. Nothing happens until you choose.

  • Payments
  • Passwords
  • Sign-ins
  • Deletions
  • New skills
Skillerr stopping Claude Desktop on a demo checkout page: Needs your OK, Clicking Pay now, with Deny and Allow in the Pilot panel and over the page.

Real pages, not AI overviews

Your AI's searches go to the plain web results. It reads the pages and cites them, not a search engine's summary.

Robot checks are yours

When a page asks "are you human?", Skillerr hands it to you. It never tries to get past one.

Deep research, 1 to 5 hops

Turn it on in Settings and your AI follows the links that matter, as many hops deep as you choose.

Skills from your habits

Do something the same way three times and the Orb offers to save it as a skill, so your AI does it your way.

Pause and take over

Stop the AI at once, take the wheel, and hand it back. Most steps can be undone.

Pages are data, not orders

Hidden text is removed before your AI reads a page, and text that tries to instruct it is flagged.

05Private

Yours, on your computer.

Skillerr has no telemetry and no server that collects your browsing. The pages your AI reads go to the AI you chose, and nowhere else.

No telemetry

Nothing about your browsing leaves your computer. Update checks send only the version, and can be turned off.

Everything local

Trails, research, notes and skills live in folders on your disk. Forget any of it, any time.

0 bytes from the Orb

Your Orb makes no network requests. Watch it with any network monitor.

Open source

The app is AGPL-3.0, so you can read exactly what it does. GitHub

06Get started

Get Skillerr. It's free.

Download it, connect your AI app in one click, and ask it something that needs the web.

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Free for Mac, Windows and Linux. Every feature works with the AI apps you already use.

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First launch
  • Early builds aren't notarized by Apple or signed for Windows yet. Mac: open Skillerr once, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Windows: More info → Run anyway. Details
  • Then: connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor in one click. Codex and other MCP apps connect with a config you copy.
  • Try: "Use Skillerr to find three quiet ryokan near Gion and compare them."

Or let your AI set it up

Paste this into Claude Code (or any AI that can use a terminal). It installs Skillerr, connects it, and asks you before making Skillerr its browser.

Set up Skillerr as my browser: follow https://skillerr.com/agents.md

Or install from a terminal. macOS or Linux:

curl -fsSL https://skillerr.com/install.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://skillerr.com/install.ps1 | iex

Questions, answered.

Is it really free?

Yes. Skillerr is free, with nothing held back, when you connect Claude Desktop (the free plan works), Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Skillerr's own optional built-in AI needs a model you connect: a local model, your own API key, or Pro.

Which AI apps work?

Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor connect in one click. Codex, Windsurf, Cline, LM Studio and other MCP apps connect with a config you copy. ChatGPT isn't supported yet.

What leaves my computer?

Only what your chosen AI reads for its task, sent to that AI. Skillerr has no telemetry, your trails and research stay on your disk, and the Orb sends nothing at all.

How is this different from Comet or Claude in Chrome?

Those bring an AI to one browser. Skillerr is a browser for the AI apps you already use, and it keeps what they read, sorted by your own Orb, so the next chat doesn't start from zero.

Is it open source?

Yes. The app is open source under the GNU AGPL-3.0: github.com/dot-skill/skillerr-browser.

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