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lumabrowser

v1.1.3

Published

CLI launcher for LumaBrowser — a multi-tab browser with notification interception and AI-driven automation.

Readme

LumaBrowser

A multi-tab browser with built-in AI automation, web notification interception, and a plugin architecture. Controllable locally or remotely via REST API and MCP (Model Context Protocol).

Install & Run

npx lumabrowser start

That's it. The first run downloads the right build for your OS from lumabyte.com, caches it under ~/.lumabrowser/, and launches it.

Subsequent runs launch from cache — no re-download unless you ask for one.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | npx lumabrowser start | Launch LumaBrowser (installs on first run). | | npx lumabrowser update | Force re-download of the latest release. | | npx lumabrowser version | Print the installed LumaBrowser version. | | npx lumabrowser uninstall | Remove the cached installation. | | npx lumabrowser help | Show all commands. |

Global install

If you'd rather not type npx every time:

npm install -g lumabrowser
lumabrowser start

Platform support

| OS | Asset type | |---|---| | Windows (x64) | Portable .exe | | macOS (Intel / Apple Silicon) | .app bundle extracted from .zip | | Linux (x64) | .AppImage |

What you get

  • Multi-tab Electron browser with system tray integration.
  • REST API (http://localhost:3000) for programmatic control.
  • MCP server so Claude Desktop and other AI tools can drive the browser.
  • Web notification interception — any page's Notification(...) calls get forwarded to a webhook.
  • Network watcher — URL patterns trigger webhooks when matching responses fire.
  • AI chat sidebar that can navigate, click, fill forms, and take screenshots.
  • Local WebGPU LLMs (Qwen 2.5) for private inference — no API keys required.
  • Extension system with runtime enable/disable and zip-based installation.

Learn more

Advanced: custom manifest

By default the launcher reads https://lumabyte.com/install/manifest.json. To point at a staging or self-hosted mirror, set LUMABROWSER_MANIFEST_URL:

LUMABROWSER_MANIFEST_URL=https://staging.lumabyte.com/install/manifest.json npx lumabrowser start

License

Proprietary — see LICENSE.