Custom Agent / Web Runner
Save the task once, test it in chat, then schedule it like a real automation.
CtxAnt lives inside your real Chrome. Build a reusable browser worker, give it one standing task, and use Telegram as the clean control surface for the logged-in session you already trust.
Save the task once, test it in chat, then schedule it like a real automation.
CtxAnt works inside the Chrome profile you already use, so the agent starts in context instead of starting from zero.
The product advantage is simple: CtxAnt automates the browser you are already signed into, so every workflow starts in context instead of in a clean room.
| Question | CtxAnt | Cloud browser agents |
|---|---|---|
| Uses your real logins | Yes | Usually no |
| Interface | Telegram + your own Chrome | Hosted web app |
| Best for | Repeatable logged-in workflows | Generic browser tasks in their environment |
| Pricing model | Bring your own model key | Usually subscription plus usage limits |
One shared Chrome session means one queue, one truth, and no mystery about what the agent is seeing.
Each workflow gets its own Telegram bot, memory, schedule, and chat history so one job never pollutes another.
Use the starter pack if one fits. But the real unlock is turning CtxAnt into your own reusable browser worker.
This is where CtxAnt stops looking like a preset list and starts looking like a programmable browser operator with its own memory and schedule.
Tap ➕ Build your own agent, name the workflow, describe the standing task, and give it its own Telegram bot.
Use /settings, paste the browser workflow as if you were briefing an intern, then test it with /run until the output is tight.
Add /schedule every day at 9am or another cadence and the bot starts DMing you the finished work instead of making you reopen the same tabs every day.
Starter agents prove the model. They are good presets, but they also double as examples of the kinds of browser jobs CtxAnt handles well.
Describe the browser task once. The agent runs it in your real Chrome and sends the result back.
Schedule one recurring brief and wake up to the key updates already summarized in your chat.
Keep tabs on product pages until something actually hits the threshold you care about.
Most objections disappear once the logged-in browser model clicks. The rest are operational details.
CtxAnt runs locally, drives your browser over localhost, and sends task context only to the model provider you chose with your own API key.
It is fast, programmable, cross-device, and gives every agent its own chat bubble. That is the right control surface for many small workflows.
Those agents run inside their browser. CtxAnt runs inside yours. That changes login state, speed to value, and which workflows are realistically worth automating.
The run pauses, tells you where to intervene in the same Chrome session, then you resume from chat once the blocker is cleared.