Moli: a headless browser built for agents
Moli: a headless browser built for agents Most agents do not need a full browser. They need the page structure and the result of a script. Moli is a headless browser built from scratch in Rust for that job. It keeps the DOM and computed CSS as the source of truth, and runs layout or paint only when a task genuinely needs it, so extracting HTML or Markdown never triggers a render. What you get V8 JavaScript, Fetch, WebCrypto, and storage CLI, CDP, WebDriver, and MCP access 34 releases and 22,888 stars on GitHub as of 7 November 2026 Try it first for reading, and test it on your own pages before trusting it with clicking. Repo: https://github.com/lexmount/moli Quick poll What would you use Moli for first? Reading and extracting pages Running scripts headlessly Driving it through MCP or CDP I would not trust it with clicking yet Vote in the comments. If you found Moli interesting, I write about tools like this every week in The AI-Native Engineering Leader, what actually works for engineering leaders building with AI agents, and what to skip.
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