If you have been experimenting with agentic frameworks like OpenClaw lately, you probably know that one of its most powerful features is browser automation. You also probably know it is an absolute nightmare to set up remotely.
Getting CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) to work properly means running Chrome in debug mode, exposing local ports, and bridging your cloud VPS to your local machine. Most developers just give up. Worse, when they do deploy agents, they often leave the endpoints raw—we recently scanned the landscape and found over 135,000 exposed instances vulnerable to prompt injection.
Our team spent the last 17 years in cybersecurity (scaling VPN infrastructure), and we realized the AI space is moving so fast that basic DevOps and secure infrastructure are being completely left behind.
So, we built a solution. Tomorrow, we are officially launching PAIO.
PAIO is a secure deployment environment for OpenClaw, but we solved the browser problem by building a Remote Browser Relay Extension. Instead of fighting with headless Chromium on a 2GB Linux server (which inevitably crashes), your agent connects to your local browser via our relay. It can navigate, scrape, and fill forms without you touching a single CDP config.
We also built token optimization right into the routing layer to stop context window bloat, cutting API costs significantly.
We are going live tomorrow morning. If you are an architecture nerd or just tired of configuring reverse proxies for your AI agents, I’d love for you to check out what we’ve built and try to poke holes in our setup. See you tomorrow!
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