Browser-automation-as-a-service. Post one HTTP request and an isolated Chromium session carries out the task end to end, with a live link so a human can watch and take over.
Browser automation fails silently — a login form, a CAPTCHA, a slow-rendering page — and you find out ten minutes later with no way to intervene and no record of what happened.
- Returns a task ID and a signed live URL in under 100ms
- Runs a perceive, reason, act loop against a freshly read page every step
- Lets anyone with the link watch the session, take control, and hand it back
- Pauses for a human on a CAPTCHA and resumes exactly where it stopped
- Per-request or pooled proxies, signed webhooks on completion, Kubernetes autoscaling for the worker pool
Credentials never reach the model
The agent requests a credential by field name; the real value is substituted server-side, stored encrypted, and redacted from every log.
Stuck loops abort loudly
Repeating the same action ends the task with a stated reason instead of silently burning the budget, so a failure costs seconds rather than an hour of API spend.
Human handoff without a state machine
Because the loop re-reads the page fresh each step, picking up where the human left off needs no special-casing.
Built to run at scale
Kubernetes manifests and autoscaling for the browser worker pool, rather than one process on one box.
If the system you need to automate has no API, or your team is doing repetitive work inside a portal.
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