trueoriginlabs/vibatchium
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Stealth browser automation for AI agents — unattended, headless, N parallel persistent logged-in Chromes. One MCP server + CLI, credential vault with TOTP/IMAP 2FA, vision clicking
MCP
trueoriginlabs/vibatchium
Added 16 Sept 2026
Overview
Stealth browser automation for AI agents using unattended headless Chromes. Runs N parallel persistent logged-in sessions through one MCP server and CLI. Includes a credential vault with TOTP/IMAP 2FA, vision clicking, and prompt-injection scanning. Self-hosted with real Chrome, backed by 1,250 tests.
Best for
Best for
Python developers building AI agents that need stealthy, parallel browser automation with built-in 2FA and security scanning.
Use cases
- Run parallel multi-account web automation tasks
- Use vision clicking for non-DOM UI interactions
- Scan automated sessions for prompt injection attacks
How to use
Tested with
Claude Code, Cursor
Notes
Stealth browser automation for AI agents using unattended headless Chromes. Runs N parallel persistent logged-in sessions through one MCP server and CLI. Includes a credential vault with TOTP/IMAP 2FA, vision clicking, and prompt-injection scanning. Self-hosted with real Chrome, backed by 1,250 tests.
6 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-09. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Run parallel multi-account web automation tasks
- Use vision clicking for non-DOM UI interactions
- Scan automated sessions for prompt injection attacks
Pros
- Self-hosted with real Chrome and no remote browser dependencies
- Parallel persistent sessions with integrated TOTP/IMAP 2FA
- Includes prompt-injection scanning and MCP server for agent integration
Cons
- Requires self-hosting and managing browser infrastructure
- Full Chrome instances are resource-intensive at scale
- Python only, so limited to Python-based agent stacks
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Pros
- Self-hosted with real Chrome and no remote browser dependencies
- Parallel persistent sessions with integrated TOTP/IMAP 2FA
- Includes prompt-injection scanning and MCP server for agent integration
Cons
- Requires self-hosting and managing browser infrastructure
- Full Chrome instances are resource-intensive at scale
- Python only, so limited to Python-based agent stacks
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