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@browser-ui/gateway

v0.2.0

Published

Authenticated remote browser gateway with an agent-browser source connector.

Readme

@browser-ui/gateway

A small, application-agnostic browser-session gateway. It accepts one outbound normalized source connection and fans the latest JPEG frame out to authenticated viewers.

The package deliberately ships no identity provider. Applications implement authenticate and authorize; Better Auth, OAuth, Nostr, and service workload identity belong in adapters.

Viewer sockets are view-only until the host authorizes control and grants that exact connected client the session's single short-lived lease. The gateway validates every input event and forwards only the current holder's input to the source. Heartbeats renew control; disconnect, expiry, or explicit release revoke it. Source and viewer WebSockets use hashed, short-lived, single-use tickets carried as subprotocols rather than URLs. The in-memory registry is intended for one gateway process; distributed routing and durable recording remain deployment concerns.

agent-browser source

The @browser-ui/gateway/agent-browser entrypoint connects a loopback-only agent-browser stream to the public gateway without exposing its automation or CDP socket:

import { relayAgentBrowserSession } from "@browser-ui/gateway/agent-browser";

The package also installs browser-ui-agent-browser-source for hosts that want the managed relay process and credential-free session descriptor. The connector runs beside agent-browser; the gateway server remains on the reachable host.