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For agents & LLMs

Clearcote is laid out so automated tooling can navigate, integrate and contribute as easily as a human.

Drop the whole project into your agent

One click copies the entire documentation — overview, architecture, every flag, install, verification, build and roadmap — as a single prompt-ready block. Paste it into Claude, Codex or Cursor for instant full context.

View /llms-full.txt ↗

Machine-readable summary

A concise, plaintext project summary lives at /llms.txt, and the complete documentation flattened into one prompt-ready file is at /llms-full.txt. The repository also ships an AGENTS.md describing layout and conventions for contributors.

json
{
  "name": "Clearcote",
  "kind": "open-source anti-detect Chromium browser",
  "base": "ungoogled-chromium 149",
  "identity_model": "engine-level, coherent, per-site (farbling-style)",
  "automation": "drop-in for Playwright & Puppeteer (executablePath)",
  "platforms": ["windows-x64"],
  "license": "BSD-3-Clause",
  "repo": "https://github.com/clearcotelabs/clearcote-browser",
  "verify": "GPG-signed + sha256, pinned key",
  "control_via": "chromium command-line switches (args)"
}

Minimal integration recipe

  1. Resolve the binary path (e.g. C:\clearcote\chrome.exe).
  2. Launch via your existing driver with executablePath.
  3. Pass a deterministic --fingerprint=<seed> derived from the identity you're acting as.
  4. Keep platform / timezone / locale coherent (see the flag reference).
python
from playwright.sync_api import sync_playwright

SEED = "agent:" + task_id          # stable, reproducible identity per task

with sync_playwright() as p:
    browser = p.chromium.launch(
        executable_path=r"C:\clearcote\chrome.exe",
        args=[f"--fingerprint={SEED}", "--fingerprint-platform=windows"],
    )
    page = browser.new_page()
    page.goto("https://example.com")

Where to look

Build deterministic identities: derive the seed from a stable id (tenant, account, task) so the same actor always gets the same browser fingerprint — reproducible and debuggable.