TLDR: I wasn t satisfied with any of the AI browsers available right now. So, I went wild and built exactly what I wanted. I built a browser that s as comprehensive as an autonomous agent like Hermes, while removing the need for hundreds of integrations since this is literally your browser.Then I thought, what if the browser could build websites that are built just for my work, and can grow with my work. So my workflow changes from chatting with a bot to navigating these websites and clicking buttons for actions built just for me.A simple eg: a sales pipeline tracker, that keeps you prepared for the next meeting, and automatically stores the details of the previous interactions and details for all the prospects.So, here s Pane.Features: - Usual AI browser with AI and automation - Powers of an autonomous agent like Hermes, or OpenClaw - soul, memory, self-improving skills etc. - This also solves a major problem with Hermes - integrations. I had to have multiple integrations to make Hermes useful for anything. Since Pane is literally my browser, search, access, auth etc are already solved. So I almost never need an integration. - Built in meeting transcription. - Auto context capture and learning from your browsing patterns. So you can say things like, resume my research work from yesterday . - The flagship: Personalised internet. Chats are poor containers for work that lasts days or weeks. Pane creates private, living sites for it instead: a Job Search pipeline, a Research Hub, a Sales Pipeline, or a site shaped around what you are doing.Story: I have been trying AI browsers since Comet was invite-only. Since then I ve tried Atlas, Browseros, Dia, and most recently Aside (came closest to what I wanted). But none have came close to give a real productivity boost.I ve also been an avid Hermes user, and it has literally been Chief of Staff for all my startups. I ve been able to automate 30% of my GTM work with hermes, but it always fell short because I ll have to keep hacking connections to my browser because it has to use my accounts for integrations such as email outreach analysis, linkedin outreach, etc. This is partially the reason I ve been trying AI browsers.So a month ago, I gave in, forked the best bedrock that was available, BrowserOS (it s a good browser btw, kudos to the creators for the good work). Went wild to add everything I wanted out of my browser.Then, I got the idea of Personalised internet: since the browser already knows all of the work, it can keep building personalised websites for my work. For example: a dashboard for GTM work progress, a kanban board for my social media outreach with details of each outreach and so much more. This way, I don t have to keep asking the agent, where are we with X , I just open the personalised websites and navigate around. The backend is the agent, so buttons are prompts - the agent decides what happens next when you click something, like load another dynamic page, do an action etc.To be honest, I ve been loving it. Releasing it to the internet to see what the rest of the world thinks of it.It s still very early, and there s so much more possible with this, and I ll keep making this the OS for my work. Would love to have your feedback if you find it interesting and end up using it.