Pup - the AI's own browser
Public Made by Adomby adom
pup gives your AI a real browser on your desktop that it drives completely, in the background, signed in as you: windows that never jump in front of your work, one shared profile that learns your logins, and every window labeled on the taskbar with its AI thread's name.
Releases 1153
Standalone per-platform binaries to download and run, no tools needed. The newest is pinned on top.
Annotate's quick colors are red, blue and green: the muddy yellow/orange third color is gone from the trio and from Multi's automatic cycle (red, blue, green, purple), so every mark has a color anyone can name to the AI. Yellow stays in the More flyout, and every swatch shows its color name on hover (John, 2026-10-07).
Stable link for websites and docs: /download/adom/pup-bridge/latest
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pup_progress sends the progress state and the stage tooltip in a single desktop_taskbar call: the follow-up tooltip call was clearing the bar the first call had just painted.
New pup_progress verb plus the pup-progress sub-skill: calling AI threads can now paint the Windows taskbar progress bar during long multi-stage work like site crawls and library harvesting, with indeterminate and percentage modes and a stage note on the hover tooltip; the open-window response and the verb catalog teach when it is warranted and when a quick page open should skip it, and the automatic activity strip yields while explicit progress is held.
Smart overlay contrast: a dark-dominant favicon on transparency (the GitHub class) now gets a light card behind it instead of vanishing on the dark one; every other favicon keeps the dark card it was designed against.
Put the bridge version and the enum_windows counter on the pup_status verb payload itself, where remote machines without shell access can actually read them; 2.0.188 had put them on the local health endpoint only.
Repair the six-state taskbar matrix in Settings: the tiles name-strip append was recreating the DOM after paint, leaving every cell blank and unclickable - now the HTML is built once, canvases paint after, and clicks bind after; the suggested default combination (tiles plus overlay) wears a small default chip.
Expose the enum_windows call counter on pup_status as well as the health endpoint, so the is-pup-spamming question is answerable through a pup verb on any machine without shell access.
The Settings preview is now the full six-state matrix: taskbar mode (tiles, aumid, plain) crossed with overlay badges on and off, every cell live-drawn with the current combination highlighted and clickable to switch straight to it, plus the live thread-name strip kept under tiles mode.
Make the taskbar identity ladder provable live: the button nudge fires on every landed identity change so tiles-to-aumid switches repaint, switching to plain strips all pup identity from existing windows immediately so they fall back to the stock Chrome button, and the Settings preview now shows what the SELECTED mode looks like instead of always showing Thread Tiles.