Some tasks don’t live behind a tidy API. They live on a website — a supplier portal, a tracking page, a form that has to be filled in by hand. So we gave Agentura agents a real browser, and put a live mirror in front of it so you can watch them work.
“The agent can browse the web” usually means it fetched a page and summarized the text. That’s not browsing — that’s reading. Real browsing means clicking, typing, navigating multi-step flows, and dealing with pages that only make sense once they’ve rendered. Agentura agents drive an actual browser to do exactly that.
Watch it happen, in real time
The part people remember is the live mirror. When an agent opens the browser, a panel streams what it’s doing as it does it — pages loading, fields being filled, buttons being clicked. It isn’t a screenshot after the fact; it’s a real-time view of the session. You can see the agent’s reasoning turn into action, step by step.
A real browser the agent drives — and a live mirror so you’re never guessing what it did.
Three tiers, one capability
Under the hood there are three complementary modes, so the right one fits the task:
- Sandbox browsing — the default. A safe, public-web browser the agent uses for research and routine navigation, mirrored live to your screen.
- Your own device — for sites that need your login. Pair and approve a device, and the agent drives a browser on your machine, inside sessions you’re already signed in to — so logins stay where they belong, on your device.
- Co-browsing — the agent can build and serve an interactive page you step through together, turning a lookup into a shared workflow.
Why a live view changes the trust equation
Autonomy is only useful if you trust it, and trust comes from transparency. A black-box agent that “handled it” leaves you wondering what it actually did. A watchable browser removes the doubt: you can glance at the mirror, confirm it’s on the right page doing the right thing, and step in if needed. It’s the difference between hoping and knowing.
The web wasn’t built for machines, but most of your day still happens there. Now an agent can navigate it the way you would — and let you watch over its shoulder.