Send a coding task from a browser page
Send a request from any page to a Claude Code or Codex project, which Rill says it can find from local agent history.
Rill Browser
The browser where Claude Code and Codex work beside you
The overview
What is Rill Browser?
Rill Browser is a desktop browser designed to keep coding agents close to everyday web work. A user can send the page in front of them to Claude Code or Codex as a task, while Rill organizes tabs, searchable browsing history, and active agent projects in one workspace.
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What people are saying
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Inside the toolkit
Key features
Keep browsing while agents work
Agents can work in background tabs, ask a question when needed and report when done.
Group tabs by activity
Rill says it automatically groups tabs according to what the user was doing.
Review browsing and project history
Review pages visited and completed agent work in a day summary and project map.
Compare up to six tabs
Select as many as six tabs and get a table that quotes each page.
Where it fits
Use cases
- Ask an agent to work from a pageCapture a page and task in context, then send it to the relevant local Claude Code or Codex project.
- Research while continuing to browseHave an agent read pages in a separate tab while the user continues reading.
- Compare information across tabsSelect up to six pages and receive a table with quotes from each.
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