Browser
A browser an engine can use, and you can edit by eye.
Noah's browser is a real browser with real tabs, built into the window. The page you have open is the page the engine works on, so nothing it does happens off your screen.
Edit by eye
See it, change it, and the engine writes the code.
- The page updates while you change it. Text, colour, corner rounding and padding show on the page instantly.
- Apply writes a request, not a patch. The engine finds the right file and writes the change there, and can be told to change only this element or everything like it.
What the engine can do
Hands on the page you have open.
Drives it like Claude drives Chrome
Read the page, click, type, navigate, watch the requests, take a picture and run a script. Claude Code and Codex reach it through the same door.
Any site, no access to Noah
A page is driven from inside it through a small bridge, so a site never receives Noah's storage or its commands.
Sign-in by name
Save a site login once. An engine fills it by name and never sees the password.
Point at a piece of the page
Pick an element and it becomes a chip in your message. The engine receives a short tag with a human name, not the page's code.
A phone beside the chat
An Android emulator or a phone shows its screen next to the conversation, and the engine can act on it.
Walled off
The page cannot reach system commands or the app.