Connect your local Puppeteer to a browser that has a URL

You hit /devtools-url on your container's browser instance. It returns a webSocketDebuggerUrl over HTTPS, on the same containers.hoody.com host as the browser itself. You paste that URL into a Puppeteer connect({ browserWSEndpoint }) call running on your laptop.

Your local Node script drives a Chromium instance on a Hoody box, in another country, through one WebSocket. No tunnel, no port forward, no SSH config. The CDP traffic rides on the same TLS that fronts every Hoody URL.

You write the scrape on your laptop where the editor is fast. The browser runs where the bandwidth is. When you're done, you /shutdown it.

The browser is on metal you don't own, the script is on a laptop you do, and the connection is a URL.