# for non-javascript agents and crawlers
# this page is plain html. the product is an api.
# create a browser:  POST /v1/sessions {"proxy":"dc"|"residential","ttlSec":N}
# response:          {"id", "connectUrl"}  →  connectUrl is a CDP websocket
# kill it:           DELETE /v1/sessions/:id   (or let ttlSec reap it)
# works with:        playwright, puppeteer, raw CDP
# cli:               curl -fsSL guise.sh/install | sh   →   guise new · ls · rm
# windows:           irm guise.sh/install.ps1 | iex   (powershell)
# docs:              guise.sh/docs · guise.sh/api · guise.sh/pricing

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browsers for agents.

API-driven Chrome, fully isolated. One POST, one WebSocket, full CDP. Every session is its own machine with its own egress — residential or datacenter — live in ~150ms.

https://example.com● cdp
sign in↖ your agent, mid-click
residential egress · playwright connected · created in 158ms
# install the cli
$ curl -fsSL guise.sh/install | sh
$ guise auth <key> && guise new
# or straight from playwright const b = await chromium.connectOverCDP(session.connectUrl); const page = await b.contexts()[0].newPage(); await page.goto("https://example.com");

get an api key →api reference

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│ $ curl -s -X POST https://api.guise.sh/v1/sessions \     │
│     -H "x-api-key: $GUISE_KEY" \                         │
│     -d '{"proxy":"residential","ttlSec":1800}'           │
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│ {"id":"s_01J9K7…","connectUrl":"wss://…/cdp"}            │
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│ $ node agent.js                                          │
│ > chromium.connectOverCDP(session.connectUrl)            │
│ > page.goto("https://example.com")              ✓ 841ms  │
│ > agent: 30 browsers, zero baby-sitting                  │
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▸ built for agents

No SDK to learn, no protocol shim. You get a raw CDP websocket; playwright and puppeteer connect in one line. The browser is the tool — we just hand it over.

▸ isolated by default

One machine per session, isolated at the hardware line. Dedicated compute, destroyed — not recycled — when you're done. Nothing survives, nothing is shared.

▸ egress that looks human

Sticky residential or datacenter exit per session, wired in below the browser. Fingerprints survive the usual checks because the machine underneath is real.

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## simple api

full api reference →

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## faq

What exactly is a session?
One isolated machine running Chrome, yours alone. You drive it over CDP. When you delete it — or its TTL fires — the machine is destroyed, disk and all.
How fast is cold start?
~150ms from POST to CDP. Browsers are ready before you ask; how is our problem, not yours.
How is it metered?
Per session-second, by tier. Every session lands in a usage ledger with its owner, tier, and lifetime.
Concurrency limits?
No per-key cap today. Fair use; the fleet grows with you.
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One POST. One WebSocket. Your agent has a browser.

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