GoKawiilpeerd is the first AI agent harness native to the browser. It's a Chrome/Firefox extension that runs a full agent loop inside the browser you already use — with the tabs and sessions you already have. It reads and drives your pages, spins up sandboxed compute (JS Notebooks, full Linux VMs compiled to WebAssembly, personal client-side apps), and — on the preview channel — shares what it builds over a peer-to-peer WebRTC network built for agent-to-agent communication. BYOK to the model provider of your choice. No backend, no telemetry, no cloud component in the data path.
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The bet is structural: peerd uses the browser as its runtime, its hypervisor, and its security model. It inherits decades of hardened browser platform work — V8 isolates for sandboxing, WebCrypto for the vault, WebAuthn passkeys to unlock it, opaque-origin iframes, Subresource Integrity — and writes zero lines of its own cryptographic or process-isolation code. The agent that holds your keys never reads a raw page; a disposable runner with no keys and no network does, and its output comes back fenced as untrusted. And the agent never takes its own word for success: every action it drives is verified against the live page before it counts as done — the model proposes, the browser decides. (More at peerd.ai.)
The name is always lowercase: peerd .
Status: 0.x — experimental beta. It works and the initial feature buildout is complete and integrated (see STATUS.md ), but the surface is still moving: breaking changes are likely, storage formats may shift, and it drives your browser and holds your API keys — use it with care. There is no "V1" commitment; versions stay in the 0.x range until the surface stabilizes.
For the full, itemized list of what's shipped — categorized by module — see FEATURES.md .
Install
Developer preview: Load the source tree unpacked using the steps below. This is the current source-of-truth install path for contributors and early testers.
Store packages: Chrome Web Store / Firefox Add-ons listings will be linked here once they are approved. Store packages omit preview-only dweb pieces and the preview/dev advanced automation path.
Dweb preview (research package): GitHub Releases may include signed preview artifacts. If there is no release attached yet, use the source install path below.
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