A managed browser concept for agents.
We are exploring managed browser sessions for agent workflows: navigating pages, carrying session state through a task, and capturing results. Browser compatibility, session lifetime, and access controls are still being designed.
Scope is subject to change. No public release or API is announced.
A browser session with a clear lifecycle.
The concept gives an agent a browser for multi-step workflows, with explicit control over session state and captured output. Authentication challenges and site restrictions need visible handling; automatic captcha solving or universal site access is not an announced capability.
1. Start a browser session for an authorized workflow. 2. Navigate and interact with the pages in that task. 3. Capture results and close or retain session state.
Open. Interact. Capture.
We are exploring browser workflows that make session state and access requirements visible.
Managed sessions
Explore browser sessions with defined isolation, lifetime, and cookie storage, so a multi-step workflow has a clear start and end.
Navigation and page actions
Explore page navigation and interaction with explicit handling for authentication, user intervention, and site restrictions.
Page content and screenshots
Explore capturing page content and screenshots for review or further processing. Supported formats and retention controls remain to be defined.
Compute, storage, and records for agent work.
These products support separate parts of an agent workflow. A web9 integration is not available today.
Sandboxes
Create Boxes, execute commands, and fork filesystem snapshots with run9.
run9 → drive9Shared filesystem
Store and share files using drive9’s filesystem interfaces and access controls.
drive9 → owl9Session records
Capture and review native transcripts from supported agent runtimes with collection enabled.
owl9 → mem9Agent memory
Store and retrieve context for agent workflows through mem9’s memory interfaces.
mem9 →Which browser workflows do your agents need?
Tell us about the pages, session state, and human interaction your browser workflows require.