What is Clawifi?
Learn what Clawifi is, which agent web workflows it supports, and how REST, MCP, and the CLI provide one typed internet gateway.
Can browser agents use Clawifi?
Browser agents can use Clawifi's hosted API as a reliable web path for browsing and fetching tasks. WebBridge, which lets an agent act in your own logged-in Chrome, currently works only with a Clawifi runtime running on the same machine as that browser. The hosted API cannot connect to your browser, and browser state stays on your machine.
- Hosted browsing and fetching
- WebBridge: local runtime only
- Browser state stays on your machine
Answers about agent web access.
What is an agent-native internet gateway?
Learn how an agent-native internet gateway gives AI systems controlled web access, typed responses, evidence, and reusable runtime tools.
How is Clawifi different from scrapers or SERP APIs?
Compare Clawifi with scrapers and SERP APIs across typed agent access, browser workflows, evidence, extraction, routing, and automation.
Does Clawifi support REST and MCP?
See how Clawifi exposes REST, MCP, and CLI access for developers connecting reliable internet access to AI agents, and where the local-only WebBridge fits.
How does Clawifi pricing work?
Understand Clawifi's free tier, monthly plans, usage credits, account-gated Stripe checkout, and options for larger agent workloads.
Can browser agents use Clawifi?
Learn how browser agents use Clawifi's hosted browsing and fetching, and when the local-only WebBridge for your own Chrome applies.