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About inbrowser

inbrowser is a developer-facing AI toolkit that provides a collection of libraries for running AI inference in the browser. It is organized as several packages, including @inbrowser/agent, which supplies an agent runtime with sessions, tools, and an MCP server, and @inbrowser/relay, which supports resumable LLM inference that survives page reloads and dropped connections. The stack also includes @inbrowser/resumable, a durable job engine built around an append-only log, and @inbrowser/model, which enables on-device inference with open models without requiring an API key. The project supports a "bring your own key" model for connecting providers such as Gemini and OpenRouter, and exposes documentation alongside its GitHub repository.