Hi everyone,
I wanted to share how I’ve been automating browser tasks using Hidemium, combined with AI agents (like ChatGPT or Claude) and n8n — without writing a single line of code.
This stack has helped me solve some painful problems I kept running into with traditional automation tools like Puppeteer and Selenium:
- Scripts breaking when the UI changes
- Headless browsers getting flagged (especially by Gmail, TikTok, etc.)
- Maintenance becoming a nightmare when scaling multiple flows
My No-Code Stack:
- Hidemium: Used for isolated, undetectable browser environments
- ChatGPT / Claude: Acts as the “agent” to follow instructions like a real human
- n8n: Orchestrates the entire process (scheduling, retries, logging, etc.)
Example Use Case: Auto Account Registration
- Prompt to AI:
“Go to example.com, fill out realistic details, solve basic captchas, and complete registration.”
- n8n Flow:
- Trigger every 10 minutes
- Start Hidemium browser profile via API
- Pass prompt to AI agent (via plugin or automation)
- Log the result to Airtable or webhook
Why Hidemium Matters
The reason this works at all is because Hidemium makes the AI agent look human:
- Real browser fingerprints
- Proxy support (residential, mobile)
- Simulated mouse movement, scroll, delay
- Separate profiles for different tasks
Without Hidemium, these tasks would be flagged almost instantly.
Open to the Community
- Has anyone else here tried using AI to control Hidemium?
- Any tips for improving reliability with captcha-heavy websites?
- I’d be happy to share sample workflows or prompts if there’s interest.
Would love to hear how others are building browser automations with AI in 2025 — let’s exchange ideas!