Ask in a sentence
Describe what you want. Add URLs if you have them.
- The agent turns it into sources, fields, filters, and volume.
- You revise before approving.
- The agreed scope is stored with the job.
Features
Every capability carries a status: first release, planned, or later.
Describe what you want. Add URLs if you have them.
Before you pay, the agent reads the sources and reports back.
This step is the product. Technical people already know the web is reachable. The agent makes that knowledge available to everyone.
Add, remove, rename, reorder. Give each a type.
Sort, filter, search, dedupe before you export.
Tested recipes for common shapes. A fresh plan for anything new.
An estimate with assumptions, then a limit you approve.
A hard cap is backed by enforceable bounds, not a stop button. A provider may already have charged.
CSV first. Google Docs and Airtable planned. Sheets proposed.
Save a collector. Rerun on your frequency, inside your limits.
Jobs continue after you close the page.
The agent browses them in a real browser, with your own account.
The one place “anything online” stops today. On the list, not available yet.
Run it in your own environment with your own accounts.
A simpler way to run downloaded workflows on your machine. Later.
Early access
Describe your ask. A person replies with possible or not, and roughly what it costs.