> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://tbd-6fc993ce-hypeship-1password-browserless-access-requests.mintlify.site/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Integrations > Run Kernel browsers from the agent frameworks, models, and platforms you already use Kernel browsers work with any tool that speaks the Chrome DevTools Protocol or WebDriver BiDi. The guides below cover the integrations with first-class support. For anything else, see [how you drive the browser](/introduction/control). For every integration from one vendor on one page, see [Claude](/integrations/claude/overview) and [Vercel](/integrations/vercel/overview). Sections follow the pieces of a browser agent described in [important concepts](/overview/concepts). ## Add a browser to an agent you already use Give a finished agent or coding tool a Kernel browser, usually through MCP, a plugin, or a config setting. You don't write the loop. Give Claude Code and Claude Desktop a Kernel browser. Run Anthropic's hosted agent harness against Kernel browsers. Give OpenAI's Codex a Kernel browser with the Kernel plugin and MCP server. Give Replit Agent a Kernel browser. Give your Vercel Eve agent a Kernel browser. Give Vercel's fx coding agent a Kernel browser over MCP. Run Hermes Agent browser tools on Kernel browsers. ## Build your own agent Agent frameworks for writing the loop yourself, with a Kernel browser as one of its tools. Build Claude agents that drive Kernel browsers with playwright execution. Connect agents built with the OpenAI Agents SDK to Kernel browsers over MCP. Give AI SDK agents Kernel browser tools. ## Computer use models Run a vision model's screenshot-and-act loop against a Kernel browser. See the [computer use overview](/integrations/computer-use/overview) for how the loop works. Claude computer use. OpenAI computer-using agent. Gemini 2.5 Computer Use. Yutori Navigator n1.5 pixels-to-actions model. OpenAGI Lux computer use model. Tzafon Northstar CUA Fast. ## Browser automation frameworks Drive the page itself — navigate, click, fill, extract — against a Kernel browser. Run Playwright code inside the browser's VM, or connect over CDP. Vercel's browser automation CLI for AI agents. Mix code and natural language browser automation on Kernel. Drive Kernel browsers with a WebDriver BiDi automation framework. Run agentic and deterministic end-to-end tests in Kernel browsers. Run Browser Use agents on Kernel browsers. ## Credentials, identity, and payments Give the browser what it needs to log in, prove who it is, and check out, without handing secrets to your agent. See [authentication](/auth/overview) and [payments](/browsers/payments) for how these work end to end. Use credentials from your 1Password vaults. Approve a one-use payment credential for a browser checkout. Approve browser checkouts against an enrolled payment method. Sign your agent's requests with Cloudflare's Web Bot Auth, so participating sites can verify its identity. ## Deploy and provision Provision and run Kernel from the platforms you deploy on. Add Kernel to a Vercel project through the Marketplace. Deploy browser automations to Vercel from a starter template. Provision Kernel browsers and plans with the Stripe Projects CLI. Manage durable Kernel infrastructure with Terraform. Run browser automations from Val Town's serverless runtime. Give agents running in Docker Sandboxes a Kernel browser. ## Observability Send traces, evaluations, and browser telemetry to the tools you already monitor with. Trace and evaluate browser agents with Laminar. Export a session's telemetry events to any OTLP/HTTP backend. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.