Solace Browser
The governed world adapter.
The one place an AI worker is allowed to touch a system it does not own — and the one place that touch leaves a record.
What it is
The worker never holds the credential
Sessions live in the browser's vault, scoped per site, revocable without changing a password. A worker asks the browser to act; it never receives a cookie, a token or a password. Credentials do not pass through a prompt — which is where every leak in this category comes from.
Every consequential action is a contract
What must be true before, the exact action, what must be true after, the evidence, and whether it can be undone — declared before the click and checked after it. An action whose postconditions fail is a rollback, not a shrug.
Repetition becomes deterministic
The same task, seen enough times, stops being a model call and becomes a recipe. The browser gets cheaper at what it does often, instead of paying full price for the same click forever.
Solace Browser is a Chromium build, so the web works the way you expect. The additions are a credential vault, a debugging bridge workers connect to, and hardening for the crashes that take stock Chromium down in a long-running session.
Nothing reaches the world unchecked
An illustration, not telemetry — it is drawing itself in your browser right now. The real tallies live in your own evidence trail, on your own machine.
Download
| Platform | Architecture | |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | Apple silicon (arm64) | soon |
| macOS | Intel (x86_64) | soon |
| Windows | x86_64 (.msi) | soon |
| Linux | x86_64 (.deb) | soon |
| Linux | x86_64 (portable .tar.gz) | soon |
Builds are not published yet. They ship signed —
notarized on macOS, Authenticode on Windows — or they do not ship. A
browser that asks to be trusted with your sessions does not arrive as an
unsigned binary. Every artifact will publish beside its SHA-256 and a signed
release manifest at
/solace-browser/releases/2.8.0/manifest.json.
The rest of it
The browser is the hands. Buzz is the room. Solace AGI is the mind. A worker that cannot act is a chatbot; a worker that acts without a record is a liability.