Rukou customer guide
Rukou is a browser harness for AI agents. Your agent gets a browser to work in, and the harness around it: a persona, saved logins, site guides, recordings, and a person who can watch and take control. Connect your app through the Rukou MCP and ask your agent to browse. MCP is the connection your AI app uses to discover and call Rukou's browser tools.
Websites open in their mobile layouts in a Rukou browser. Your agent taps, swipes, and types on them as a person would.
Get started with a short task that connects your agent, opens a page, and ends the session.
What you can do
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Have your agent set itself up from a pasted prompt | Set up with your agent |
| Set up Claude Code, Claude.ai, Codex, or another client | Connect your AI app |
| Connect an app or replace an API key | Agents and connections |
| Watch a browser, use tabs, or help your agent | Browser sessions |
| Save a website login and allow an agent to use it | Logins |
| Keep useful tips for websites your team uses | Site guides |
| Invite teammates or manage workspace access | Workspaces and your team |
| Give your agent a useful first assignment | Tasks to try |
| Configure an agent's use of the browser tools | MCP tools |
| Fix a connection, session, or login problem | Troubleshooting |
How your account fits together
Your organization holds your workspaces and teammates, and shares a limit on simultaneous browsers. A workspace groups its agents, sessions, and site guides. An agent is the identity your connected app uses in that workspace; it has its own MCP address and login permissions.
A connection is an app signed in to that agent, or an API key made for it. A session is the browser that agent starts for a task. It can hold several tabs, each with its own page ID.
Use the app address in your invitation and the MCP address shown for your agent.