Meet Anchor at AI Engineer World’s Fair.
New York, October 12–16. If you’re shipping computer-use agents, the hard part isn’t the prompt. It’s a browser that stays signed in, gets treated like a person, and still behaves at a hundred sessions.
For engineers shipping agents, and the founders wiring computer use into a product.
Also meeting at Money20/20, AI Dev, re:Invent, and AI Summit.
What we’ll show you
A real browser, on demand.
Fully managed Chromium in the cloud. Connect with Playwright, Puppeteer, CDP, MCP, or the SDK when an agent needs to navigate, click, or extract.
Sign-in that isn’t a side project.
OmniConnect handles authentication for apps built for people, including the ones that will never grow a public API.
Workflows you can version.
Plan with an agent, then ship the run as deterministic code. Production doesn’t re-roll the plan on every job.
Twenty minutes
The agent. What it has to do on the web, and where browser automation is the part that breaks.
A live session. A cloud browser on a real site — auth, navigation, and the handoff back to your agent.
How you’d ship it. SDK, MCP, or a versioned workflow, and what has to be true before it leaves the demo.
