feder-cr/AIHawk
Open-source browser agent that automates web tasks in plain English without triggering anti-bot checks
AIHawk drives a stealth Firefox browser to complete plain-language tasks — like checking flight prices across a date range — either as an MCP server for coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI) or as a standalone web UI backed by your own OpenRouter key. It moves the mouse and types like a person rather than calling APIs, supports pinning a specific engine binary and browser identity via a seed for reproducibility, and reads config from a local .env that never overrides a flag you already set. The docs are explicit that binding the local server to anything beyond 127.0.0.1 exposes an interface with no authentication.
What holds up
- +Open source with a documented startup order (flag > env > .env > default), so config behavior is auditable
- +Warns directly that changing --host exposes an unauthenticated interface — a real security tradeoff stated upfront
- +Works as both an MCP server for coding agents and a standalone UI, covering two different workflows
Mind the limits
- −No built-in authentication if you expose the interface beyond localhost
- −Requires your own OpenRouter API key and its associated cost — nothing is bundled free
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