Most AI agents stop at the login screen. Godmode Bot gives Claude a real browser plus a local, encrypted vault for your logins and 2FA codes, and types them into the page itself, so the model never sees a password. Build persistent agents with their own memory (each one is a git repo), cron routines and delegation, plus an inbox where agents report missing logins. Desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, or self-host it with a web dashboard. Free and MIT.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Daniel, and I made Godmode Bot.
AI agents kept hitting the same wall for me: they're great until a login screen or a 2FA prompt shows up, and then they need me again. So I built one that gets through on its own without handing my passwords to a model.
How it works: Godmode runs Claude Code with a managed browser (browser-use). Your logins and TOTP secrets live in a local AES-256-GCM vault. When an agent needs to sign in, Godmode types the password and code into the page itself, only on the matching https site, so the model never sees them.
You also get persistent agents with their own memory (each one is a git repo), cron routines, delegation between agents, and an inbox where agents tell you which logins they're missing.
It's free and MIT licensed. It runs as a desktop app on macOS, Windows and Linux, or headless on a server with a web dashboard.
What would you automate first?