AI agents
Run AI browser agents that pass bot detection.
Connect an AI agent to an AliasMode profile over Playwright CDP. Because every profile opens in CloakBrowser, the agent browses with the signals of a normal human-driven Chrome browser instead of getting stopped by bot checks.
Connect the agent
Start a profile through the Local API, then connect the agent framework to the returned Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint. Any framework that speaks CDP, including Playwright-based agents, browser-use, or custom loops, can drive the opened profile.
Why agents get blocked elsewhere
Most agents run on stock Playwright or headless Chrome, which detection services flag quickly: reCAPTCHA v3 scores them as bots, Turnstile fails, and the TLS fingerprint does not match a real browser. CloakBrowser is patched at the browser source level, so the checks below pass.
Bot detection test results
Detection test results
Tested against live bot-detection services.
Every AliasMode profile opens in CloakBrowser, a Chrome-based runtime patched at the source, so websites see a normal human-driven browser, not an automation tool. Here is how it compares on the public detection services that platforms use to screen visitors.
| Detection service | Standard automated browser | CloakBrowser | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| reCAPTCHA v3 | 0.1 (bot) | 0.9 (human) | Server-side verified |
| Cloudflare Turnstile (non-interactive) | FAIL | PASS | Auto-resolve |
| Cloudflare Turnstile (managed) | FAIL | PASS | Single click |
| ShieldSquare | BLOCKED | PASS | Production site |
| FingerprintJS bot detection | DETECTED | PASS | demo.fingerprint.com |
| BrowserScan bot detection | DETECTED | NORMAL (4/4) | browserscan.net |
| bot.incolumitas.com | 13 fails | PASS | Bot checks passed |
| deviceandbrowserinfo.com | 6 true flags | 0 true flags | isBot: false |
navigator.webdriver | true | false | Source-level patch |
navigator.plugins.length | 0 | 5 | Real plugin list |
window.chrome | undefined | object | Present like real Chrome |
UA string | HeadlessChrome | Chrome/150.0.0.0 | No headless leak |
CDP detection | Detected | Not detected | isAutomatedWithCDP: false |
TLS fingerprint | Mismatch | Identical to Chrome | ja3n/ja4/akamai match |
A standard automated browser is out-of-the-box Playwright or headless Chrome/Chromium, the default setup most automation scripts and bots use.
Point-in-time results from independent public test services; you can reproduce them yourself against a CloakBrowser profile. Detection vendors update their checks continuously, and no browser can guarantee a pass on every service forever.