Zebkit opens sources embedded Chromium library with native AI control tools

On 2026-11-10, a post on V2EX introduced Zebkit, a new open-source project that packages Chromium as an embeddable library so applications can integrate browser capabilities directly, according to the post, along with a GitHub repository at https://github.com/ikey4u/zebkit (the repo itself provides no description outside English). The post claims the library is somewhat trimmed down and 33% smaller than Electron. On the control layer, Zebkit implements AI control tooling at the native level, and the author cites playwright-style CDP operations as an example, saying they run 3 to 10 times faster. Chrome's 7000+ library functions are said to be exported directly so upper layers can call them. So far the only available information is this single post and the repo link: the author simply asks interested readers to check the project out, and there is no formal release note, usage documentation, or further follow-up reporting yet.