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Compare different tools →| Feature | AIHawk Developer Tools | ![]() GaiaHub AI Developer Tools |
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| Rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| Pricing | Free as of Sep 30, 2026 |
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| Pricing Model | Free | Freemium |
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| Team Size | 2-10 | Small Business, Enterprise |
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| Top Integrations | — | LlamaIndex |
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| Description | AIHawk (now published under the name invisible_playwright_mcp, with AIHawk kept as its established brand) is an open-source anti-detect browser and web-browsing agent built on Playwright, distributed as an MCP server so coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI can browse the web without triggering captchas or anti-bot blocks. It ships two ways to use it: as an MCP server plugged into an existing coding assistant, or as a standalone web UI (a chat panel next to a live browser view) that works with any OpenRouter model and key. The engine drives a stealth Firefox build with configurable proxy, browser-fingerprint seed, and persistent profile support, so logins and cookies survive across restarts. Everything runs locally with no server of AIHawk's own: the sites visited see the browser as any normal Firefox would, and only the assistant's own model provider sees the conversation. The project has 31,700+ GitHub stars and 4,700+ forks, and its author previously built the well-known LinkedIn auto-apply tool under the same AIHawk name. | GaiaHub AI is a low-code platform where developers create, share, and reuse pre-built building blocks to assemble LLM-powered applications and AI agents without writing much code. It's aimed at developers and businesses—from solo builders on the free tier to enterprises—who want to go from idea to deployed AI app quickly, with support for knowledge-base embeddings and fine-tuning open-source LLMs in GGUF format. Its main differentiator is the community-driven marketplace of shareable components that lets you assemble apps from others' building blocks rather than starting from scratch. |