BUMBLEBEEZ / FOR DEVELOPERS
Your agent.
A browser you
can build on.
Keep the intelligence in your application. Give it browser access through Grip, and give your users a window into the work.
Explore the integration01 / THE CONNECTION
One browser.
Both sides
of the work.
Your application owns the task. The agent observes and acts through Grip. When a person needs to sign in or review a step, they open that session’s browser view.
Explore BrowserBoxConnect the agent.
Use the existing Grip CLI or MCP interface. Hosted access and client setup are qualified separately.
Give it a useful task.
Observe the page, act on what’s present, and verify the result. Your agent keeps its own planning and domain logic.
Keep the person within reach.
Expose the session’s interactive view. Coordinate intervention and resumption in the agent’s workflow.
Collect the result. End the session.
Retrieve required files before shutdown. Use the normal session lifecycle to release resources.
What stays with my agent?
Your model, planning, task instructions, business rules, and checks that the requested outcome was achieved. Bumblebeez is browser access for your agent; it does not supply another task-running model.
What happens when a website needs me?
Open the same browser to sign in or review the page. The integration must coordinate agent actions while you intervene. Persistent browser state does not bypass a website’s expiry, MFA, passkeys, or access policies.
Can I run it on my own infrastructure?
BrowserBox and Grip are licensed, downloadable software with existing deployment paths. The unified Bumblebeez desktop package is still being prepared. Contact us for the current self-hosted evaluation path.
Is Bumblebeez open source?
No. Bumblebeez uses commercial, licensed BrowserBox and Grip software. A GitHub presence does not grant an open-source license. Deployment and usage are subject to the applicable product license.
Can I buy credits or install a marketplace plugin now?
Self-service Bumblebeez checkout and marketplace installation are not available from this preview. The planned first hosted access uses paid credits on AWS Fargate. No free hosted trial is currently offered.
02 / YOUR WORKFLOW, IN PLAIN SIGHT
Tools for your
existing agent.
Use a small observation-and-action loop. Bring the workflow into your application when you’re ready.
// Existing hosted MCP tool flow
browser_create → allocate a session
browser_grip → read the guide, observe, act
browser_access → open the human browser view
browser_end → release the sessionTool names from the current BrowserBox cloud adapter. This is a workflow outline, not a runnable quickstart or a public endpoint.
Read the integration documentation03 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Build here.
Work out there.
Tell us about your application.
Share your agent setup, the work you want to support, and where the browser needs to run.
Discuss developer accessPaid-credit checkout is being connected. No free hosted trial or unified Bumblebeez download is available from this preview.