Most web apps have terrible APIs, rate-limited APIs, or no APIs at all. Agent Vision doesn't need one. Point it at a browser window and interact with the web app the same way a human would — by seeing the page and clicking things. Update Jira tickets, export Notion tables, fill Google Forms, navigate legacy enterprise admin panels. No API keys, no webhooks, no OAuth flows. The last mile automation tool.
You need API access for every web app you want to automate. Half the apps don't have public APIs. The ones that do require OAuth setup, API keys, rate limit management, and pagination handling. Legacy enterprise tools have internal APIs that IT won't give you access to. You end up doing it manually or building brittle Selenium scripts that break every time the CSS changes.
Point Agent Vision at the browser window. It discovers buttons, links, form fields, and text on the page through the macOS Accessibility API — no DOM access needed. Your AI agent reads the page visually, clicks buttons, fills forms, and navigates between pages. It works with any web app because it works at the screen level, not the API level.
Target the browser window
Lock onto your browser window where the web app is open.
Discover page elements
Find all interactive elements on the current page: buttons, links, inputs, dropdowns.
Click a navigation element
Navigate to a different page or section by clicking links and menu items.
Fill a form field
Type into any input field on the page. Works with search boxes, text areas, and inline editors.
Submit or save
Click the save/submit/update button to commit the changes.
Requires macOS 13+ · No dependencies · ~4MB
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