Static public facts
hronaut_public_facts
Requires exactly one topic: product, pricing, security, or demo-scope. It returns the schema version, selected topic, and three short facts.
Example: {"topic":"demo-scope"}
Experimental public demo
A small WebMCP surface you can inspect.
This page registers two deterministic, read-only tools through the draft page-native WebMCP API when the browser supports it. Everything they return is public and readable on the page too.
Public facts schema 2026-09-22 · No sign-in · No private browser state · No writes.
Runtime status
WebMCP is not available or enabled in this browser.
The WebMCP API is experimental and is not available in every browser. Unsupported browsers still get the complete human-readable demo and schemas below.
Bounded tool surface
Two tools. Public data only.
Both tools reject unknown fields and invalid arguments. Results are JSON strings with a versioned, deliberately small shape.
Current stable release
hronaut_current_release
Requires an empty object. It validates the public /api/release response and returns only the schema version, semantic version, tag, bounded summary, and canonical GitHub release URL.
Example: {}
Deliberate boundary
This is not remote access to your browser.
This public page demo uses document.modelContext to offer page-authored facts to a compatible in-page agent. It does not connect to the Hronaut desktop app, inspect your tabs, or invoke a wallet.
Hronaut’s desktop MCP server is a separate loopback Streamable HTTP service with owner-token and workspace authorization. The desktop browser_webmcp tool is another separate bridge that lets an authorized local Hronaut client inspect or call tools a loaded page deliberately exposes.
Fallback and source of truth
The facts remain useful without WebMCP.
Product
Hronaut is a visible desktop Chromium browser. Named workspaces can persist across agent sessions. Its MCP endpoint is local loopback, not a hosted browser.
Pricing
The trial lasts 10 days from the first agent tool call with no credit card or automatic paid conversion. A named-user subscription is $4 monthly or $24 yearly for up to three devices.
Security
The desktop MCP server requires its owner token and keeps human-visible pause and review controls. Published binaries are not currently platform code-signed or Apple-notarized.
Before relying on these facts, compare the current terms, security boundary, desktop tool catalog, and stable release manifest. This page should be re-verified before it is submitted to any public WebMCP directory.
Compatibility check, September 22, 2026: verified in the Codex in-app browser on Linux, reporting Chromium 153 with document.modelContext enabled. The browser listed both tools; valid calls returned the bounded schemas above; an extra argument was rejected; and no console warning or error was emitted. This records one enabled experimental environment, not support in stock Chromium 153 or other browsers.
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