Muvon/octoweb
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Rust16updated 7d ago
Rust16updated 7d agoKeyboard-first AI browser for macOS — WebKit + Rust, built-in AI sidebar, isolated workspaces, and an MCP server that lets your agents drive the web.
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README
Octoweb — the keyboard-first AI browser for macOS
The browser you reach for when you want to think. macOS only, by design.
Built on WebKit and Rust. No Electron. No Chrome. No mouse required.
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Contents
- Why Octoweb?
- Features
- AI Assistant
- MCP server (AI browser control)
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Install
- Configuration
- What it is (and isn't)
- Tech stack
Why Octoweb?
Most browsers are built around the mouse. Octoweb is built around the keyboard — and around the idea that your browser should amplify your thinking, not interrupt it. Every action has a shortcut. The AI assistant lives in a sidebar, not a tab. And your AI tools can drive the browser directly via MCP. No config. Just open it and go.
Three things it does differently:
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Keyboard-first navigation — Every action has a shortcut. Nothing requires a click. The command palette (
⌘⇧P) fuzzy-searches tabs and history. Pin any page to a fast-access slot with⌘⇧1–⌘⇧0and jump back with⌘1–⌘9from anywhere. -
AI assistant built in — Not an extension, not a tab. A sidebar overlay powered by a local octomind agent server. Ask questions about the current page, get code explanations, summarize content — all without leaving the browser.
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MCP server inside the browser — Your AI tools can actually drive th