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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Cut the Thread Tiles button-nudge hide window from 600ms to 80ms: the longer hide made a freshly opened window genuinely invisible for over half a second, which tripped the live-window safety invariant and was a visible flicker, while 80ms still forces the taskbar button rebuild.
Thread Tiles legibility and Settings: enforce a font-size floor so long thread names are truncated rather than shrunk to unreadable, add the missing Thread Tiles toggle to the Settings dialog with live-rendered example taskbar icons, retitle the dialog to Settings, and cut enum_windows traffic by coalescing fresh callers, slowing the birth poll, and ignoring the button nudge's own window events.
Thread Tiles: anchor the name text bottom-left in the tile so the overlay badge in the top-right corner covers as little of the name as possible; tile generation bumped to t5 for fresh art everywhere.
Thread Tiles direct transition: a thread window's button goes straight from the default Chrome identity to the thread name tile with no intermediate AUMID and no category wait, and the favicon overlay paints only after the thread stamp settles so it cannot latch the pre-thread button.
Thread Tiles: restore the favicon overlay badge on thread tile buttons; the earlier suppression was a misdiagnosis of the stale icon-handle bug fixed in 2.0.166, and the corner badge leaves the name readable.
Thread Tiles: set the owning ai-thread at window create so the taskbar button is BORN under the thread AUMID with the name tile, instead of relying on a fragile post-open re-stamp; bump tile generation to t4 for virgin button art.
Add a temporary stamp-decision diagnostic log to trace why the thread AUMID tile is not appearing on the taskbar button, recording the computed appId and AD reply per stamp.
Thread Tiles fix: write the per-thread AUMID registry IconResource even under minimal-touch, so the thread-name tile actually brands the taskbar button instead of losing the button-art race to the default pup icon.