When a system has no API, we still don’t hand the whole job to a person
For the settings and platforms that have no clean way to connect, an agent can operate the real page directly — with a person confirming the specific action first.
Status: field-tested internally — not yet a standard part of the platform.
Not every system a business runs on has a clean way to connect to it. Some tools — older platforms, certain hosting control panels, one-off admin screens — simply have no API at all, which usually means the only way to get something done is a person clicking through it by hand, every time.
We built a way for an agent to operate those same screens directly, the same way a person would, for a defined set of specific, named actions. It never improvises — it can only do exactly the action it was built and approved for, on the specific target a person names and confirms.
It’s a narrow, deliberately un-clever capability by design: better to cover real tasks properly, one at a time, than to give an agent free rein over a screen and hope.
Ask us how this would run for you
Every entry here started as a real problem in day-to-day operations. Tell us yours and we'll walk through exactly what would connect and what stays under your control.