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So in benchmarks it's better than Fable?

But they say it's "almost as good as fable"

It's crazy how we go here, but basically we wanted to connect our AI support agent to our customer's API. And almost no-one actually connected it to their API, so we started making it work ourselves using the user's sessions, learning the API, and suddenly it was a browser agent that learns the API of every webapp you use it on.

I tried to put as much insights as possible already in the post, but happy to go deeper on technical details for any questions that you're interested in!

A browser agent that learns the API :) Things like Claude in the browser are super slow, mostly because they just rely on the UI. With MCP they're much better. By learning the API it's like having a perfect MCP for each web app, making it much faster.

If anyone is interested, here's a writeup how we've built it: https://pluno.ai/blog/how-we-accidentally-built-a-faster-bro...

It's crazy how we go here, but basically we wanted to connect our AI support agent to our customer's API. And almost no-one actually connected it to their API, so we started making it work ourselves using the user's sessions, learning the API, and suddenly it was a browser agent that learns the API of every webapp you use it on.

I tried to put as much insights as possible already in the post, but happy to go deeper on technical details for any questions that you're interested in!

Our AI agent reverse-engineered the hidden APIs behind 4,300 web apps. It became 10x faster than Claude. Today, we're revealing how it works.

The obvious part was that agents should use the API (instead of clicking through the UI like a drunk intern).

But how can the agent know the underlying API - if it's undocumented and different for every product?

We taught Pluno to figure it out by itself.

The post covers how the agent discovers the API behind a product's UI, turns what it learns into reusable skills, and magically gets better with every task it performs.

Happy to go deeper into the details if you have any questions!

Nice work, love the simplicity of the api! How do you handle logo sourcing? Is it favicons or something else?

Good job in making it open source! We're building this as a hosted plug & play solution for Discord & Telegram integration, feel free to check it out: https://awesomeqa.xyz

I couldn't find an extension showing more than one video as a Picture-in-Picture overlay, so I built it! It creates a new video stream that shows all videos displayed on the website, and then applies Picture-in-Picture to the new video stream. Hope you like it!