Question about featuring Nanobrowser as a browser agent app

Hi Nanobrowser team, I found Nanobrowser while looking for high-attention agent applications that users can actually try. I like the Chrome extension direction: browser automation with multi-agent workflows and BYOK makes the agent use case very tangible.

We're putting together a small early Agent Hub focused on practical agent apps. Nanobrowser feels like a strong candidate because users immediately understand the value of an agent that can operate inside the browser.

This is meant to start lightly: no onboarding cost, no source code required beyond what is already public, no private data required, and you decide what details are public.

If you're open to it, you can reply here or contact me at: [email protected]

If Issues are not the right place for this, feel free to close this and point me to a better contact channel. Thanks!