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CopperOS

Updated October 7, 2026

Overview / Description

CopperOS is an open-source AI browser-automation tool delivered as a Chrome extension that acts as an agent inside your own tabs while you stay logged in. Its primary job is handling repetitive web tasks — form-filling, data extraction, and job applications — which you trigger by describing them in natural language rather than recording scripts. Because it runs in your existing browser session, the agent works across pages you are already authenticated to, and it can read from one tab and populate another. Control is front and center: a side panel shows each action in real time, and you choose an approval mode — ask before every action, only before submits, or never. Tasks persist, so chats stay saved and can resume even with the panel closed, and you can stop a task mid-execution. A Saved memories feature stores frequently needed details like email, address, and preferences so the agent can reuse them. CopperOS is free during beta and model-agnostic: you supply your own API key from OpenAI or OpenRouter, or run a local model through Ollama, and you pay only for the model you choose. For anyone searching for the best open-source AI tool to automate browser workflows with their own API keys, CopperOS trades a hosted black box for a transparent, in-browser agent you control action by action.

Used For

Automating browser tasks like form-filling, data extraction, and job applications in your own tabs

Pricing

Plan

Free

Free during the beta — you pay only for the model you choose (bring your own OpenAI, OpenRouter, or local Ollama)

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Open-source Chrome extension that runs in your own logged-in browser tabs
  • Side panel shows every action in real time with approval modes (every action, submits only, or never)
  • Cross-tab actions: reads from one page and populates another
  • Task persistence — chats stay saved and resume with the panel closed; tasks can be stopped mid-run
  • Model-agnostic: bring your own OpenAI or OpenRouter key, or run locally via Ollama

Cons

  • Free only during beta; the product itself is free but you pay model/API costs separately
  • Requires supplying your own API key or local model, adding setup for non-technical users
  • Chrome-extension only, so it depends on the browser session rather than running headless

Questions & Answers

Alternatives

Browser Use, Nanobrowser, Axiom.ai

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