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One-liner — dots is an AI web agent built around a C++-patched Firefox whose fingerprint is set at the engine level, making it indistinguishable from a real human browser — and it wires directly into Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP client. - Repo: feder-cr/dotshttps://github.com/feder-cr/dots - Stars: ⭐ 2,420 +800 today - Language: Python - License: MIT --- What It Does dots is a web agent that pairs any model on OpenRouter with a Firefox browser patched at the C++ source level — not with JavaScript overrides a page can detect. It launches a local web UI conversation on the left, live browser on the right, and exposes the same browser as an MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI via the companion invisibleplaywrightmcp package. A single --seed flag reproduces a consistent synthetic identity across runs; --profile-dir persists cookies and logins; --proxy aligns timezone and language with the exit node. Why It's Blowing Up The timing is exact. In early 2026, Fingerprint shipped a product aimed specifically at classifying AI agent traffic — not bots in general, but AI agents as their own detection category. Standard Playwright and Puppeteer-based agents started failing at far higher rates. Camoufox, the last well-known C++-patched Firefox for anti-detection, had been in a maintenance gap for roughly a year with its base Firefox version several majors behind. dots fills that vacuum. It ships Firefox 150 with weekly binary releases and achieves a measured 0.90 reCAPTCHA v3 score — compared to 0.1–0.3 for typical automated browser setups. The C++ patches cover GPU/WebGL, Canvas, audio, Navigator, WebRTC, and DevTools detection together: the only approach that holds up under tools that cross-correlate signals. The creator already maintains invisibleplaywright the core library, giving the repo a reputation and production user base from day one. The viral hook was MCP: one uvx command gives Claude Code or Codex an undetectable browser as a tool call, and