Agents start from zero on every run.
Most web agents read the current DOM, act, and forget. They have no reusable model of page meaning, workflow state, or the paths that worked last time.
Browser Infrastructure Layer
Turn dynamic websites into structured execution graphs agents can navigate, query, and reuse across runs.
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What we solve
Most web agents read the current DOM, act, and forget. They have no reusable model of page meaning, workflow state, or the paths that worked last time.
A popup, renamed button, reordered form, or broken step can push agents into retries, stale assumptions, and misread page state.
Without a verified map of what to do next, agents over-query pages, repeat actions, and spend expensive model context on browser mechanics.
Engineering
Switch to the view to see the live structure.
StableBrowse learns how a site works once, then gives every future agent run a reusable model of pages, state transitions, and successful paths.
Page semantics, DOM anchors, forms, actions, and internal endpoints are encoded into a graph instead of sent as raw HTML.
Repeated workflows become verified routes. When the UI shifts, agents can recover through known state, endpoint, and action patterns.
Use cases
Form filling, custom data indexes, repetitive tasks, and workflow automation all run better when agents have a memory of the website.
Compliance
Actively pursuing industry-standard certifications for regulated workflows.
Show us the workflow. We'll show you the execution map.
Projection of this document's landmarks, headings, and regions. Mirrors the
structure of index.html as the agent perceives it.
Deterministic state map of this site's functional logic. Nodes are view-states with semantic + network signatures. Edges are verified transitions with predicted outcomes.
Live requests from the browser Performance API (navigation + resource timing) for this load.
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