✓ OpenBrowse is configured

Your .env has been written with your API key, provider keys and capacity settings. Sign in to the dashboard as admin with your dashboard password, and point browser-use-sdk at http://<this-host>:8420/v3 with your API key.

Restarting the service loads your capacity settings (session limit and browser profile) and takes a few seconds. You can also skip it and restart later; the dashboard works either way.

If you skip, your capacity settings apply on the next restart.

Restart the server when convenient to load your capacity settings:

sudo systemctl restart openbrowse.service
# or, if you run it manually, stop and re-run uvicorn

Optional: tune the host

Entirely optional, and nothing here blocks you. These host-level tweaks help this machine run browser sessions smoothly; you can apply them now, later from Settings, or never.

{% for row in hw_checklist %}
• {% if row.state == "ok" %}✓{% elif row.state == "action" %}●{% else %}○{% endif %} {{ row.label }}{% if row.state == "action" %} (suggested){% endif %} — {{ row.detail }}
{% endfor %}

To apply the suggested items, run this in a terminal on this machine, then re-check:

{{ tune_command }}

It is safe to re-run, and running it once also lets the Settings page apply future tuning changes at the click of a button.

Reach it from anywhere (optional)

To use OpenBrowse from outside this machine without opening ports, install Tailscale:

# private access from your own devices
tailscale up

# or expose the API publicly over TLS with Tailscale Funnel
sudo tailscale funnel --bg 8420