Actionbook for Hermes

Connect Hermes to your real browser

Over MCP, Actionbook gives your Hermes agent a real browser, so it acts in your logged-in Chrome no matter which model it runs.

How it works

Hermes
Actionbook
Your browser

1. You ask Hermes

Tell Hermes what to do on a website. It sends the task to Actionbook.

2. Actionbook forwards it

Actionbook passes it to the extension in your own Chrome. Your logins stay on your device.

3. Your browser gets it done

The extension completes the task in your logged-in browser and sends the result back to Hermes.

When to use Actionbook

Hard-to-automate sites

Marketing dashboards, client portals, and internal tools. Actionbook uses them in your browser, just like you do.

Pages behind your login

Actionbook runs in your own signed-in browser, so Hermes can help with pages only you can access.

Where your agent can act

Reddit, WSJ, LinkedIn, and the sites behind your login. Hermes acts in your logged-in Chrome, so it reaches pages a fresh automation browser cannot.

Watch Hermes actually do the work

One prompt. Real browser actions. Real results, not just chat. Pick a demo.

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Set up Hermes

A few minutes, and you stay in control the whole way.

Your dashboard walks you through it:

  • Connect Hermes from your Actionbook dashboard
  • Add Actionbook to your Hermes config
  • Reload the gateway and add the Chrome extension
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Frequently asked questions

Use Actionbook with any AI agent

Actionbook gives any AI agent a real browser over MCP. Pick another to see how it connects.

OpenClawOpenClawLet your self-hosted OpenClaw act in the logged-in sites only your browser can reach.
AutoClawAutoClawLet your local AutoClaw agent act in your real, logged-in Chrome.
WorkBuddyWorkBuddyLet WorkBuddy act on external sites beyond its built-in skills.
ClaudeClaudeLet Claude act on logged-in sites and the live web, with no site blocklist.
PerplexityPerplexityLet Perplexity verify live results and open the logged-in sources only your browser can reach.
ChatGPTChatGPTLet ChatGPT act on logged-in sites, even the ones its own agent blocks.

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