A local browser is a space-driven bottleneck. Chromium, the profile, the GPU, the agent watching the same DOM. gbrowse splits that: you keep a graphical surface on the laptop, and the rest of the browser lives where the disk and the model already are.
- Human + agent
- Collab work needs one session, not a human Chrome and a headless puppet that drifted. gbrowse is the shared glass. The agent drives the remote side. You still see the page.
- Save the machine
- The laptop does not need the network stack, the extension process, or a second copy of the site. It needs a frame. The rest can live where the disk and the model already are.
- No public binary
- There is no download on this page. If you have been trying to assemble this split out of a VPS and a remote-desktop hack, write Austin.