A CLI for your browser history
Browser history is one of the most useful local datasets you have, and one of the worst exposed by browsers. Here is the Maho CLI for it, with three queries worth keeping in your dotfiles.
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Headless browsing with Maho: scripts that read the web
A short, real walkthrough. Headless Maho on macOS, a single fetch, a structured extract, then a batch run over a URL list. Where this overlaps with Playwright and where it does not.
Share a tab to the terminal (and back) with Maho
A tab is a document. A document can be piped, filtered, and rewritten. Maho gives you the wire to do it from the terminal you already use.
Run an MCP server for your browser
MCP gave models a way to call tools. The browser is the right host. This post is how you write your own tool, register it, and use it from the side panel in under an hour.
LM Studio plus Maho: a fully local AI panel on macOS
A working tutorial. Install LM Studio, load a model, start the OpenAI-compatible server, wire it into Maho, and confirm with a quick round trip that no prompts leave the machine.
BYOK with Ollama: connect a local model to Maho in five steps
A working tutorial. Install Ollama, pull a model, wire it into Maho’s BYOK panel, and confirm with system tools that no prompts leave the machine.
Verify Maho privacy locally: the receipts
We removed every false ‘open source’ claim from this site. That left a question. If you cannot read the source, how do you trust the claims? This is the procedure.