Browser Operator
A web browser with an AI agent at the wheel, built on Chromium. You give it the goal; the agent does the browsing.
- Chromium
- Agents
Sheet 02 · About
I’m Tyson Thomas, an engineer who can’t stop building. I’m drawn to AI, robotics and software, and lately to the place where they meet: agents that leave the chat window and actually get things done.
Some of mine live in a browser. One lives on my desk, has antennas, and nods when it talks.
This site is the build log: what I made, what broke, and what I learned fixing it.
A web browser with an AI agent at the wheel, built on Chromium. You give it the goal; the agent does the browsing.
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Two AI agents as teammates: Reachy Mini is the one in front of you, with voice, movement and personality, and OpenClaw is the one behind the scenes, reading links, summarising and remembering. Tell the robot "I'm sending an article now", drop the link in Discord, and the conversation just carries on. Built at the AI Tinkerers OpenClaw Global Unhackathon, February 2026.

An agent that works the real estate desk. It analyses properties, runs comparables and helps with the contract paperwork.

A startup building computational fluid dynamics in the cloud, on OpenFOAM and other tools, so engineers and students can run real-world simulations, from aerodynamics to industrial automation. The demo simulates the flow in a mixer vessel.
Before agents, I learned deep learning the hands-on way. I built networks that dream up new faces, write TV scripts and translate English to French, and wrote my own versions of research models like Pointer Networks and the Neural Random-Access Machine. Once, at a university hackathon, I built a classroom in virtual reality.