Building Browso in public
Why Browso publishes its benchmarks, releases, and technical documentation in the open.
Browso is an AI browser designed to help people research, compare, and act on the web while keeping important decisions under user control.
We are building the project in public because browser automation needs more than promises. It needs visible engineering decisions, measurable performance, and clear safety boundaries.
What we publish
The Browso website now keeps three public records:
- Benchmarks show how development changes affect build and test performance.
- Releases preserve stable downloads and explain what changed.
- Documentation describes the architecture, automation model, local data, testing, and release process.
A simple publishing workflow
Writing should not require editing HTML. A blog post is one Markdown file with a small header:
---
title: "Article title"
date: "2026-06-07"
description: "A short summary shown on the blog page."
author: "Your name"
---
# Article title
Write the article here.After the file is pushed, GitHub Actions builds the article page, updates the blog index and sitemap, and republishes the website.
What comes next
We will use the journal for meaningful product updates, engineering notes, and guides. Release announcements remain connected to the release catalog so users can always find the appropriate download.