Agents that do things, not just say things
Give your agent real capabilities: call any HTTP API, drive a real browser for the sites that don't have one, search the web, and take payments — each tool metered and permission-scoped.
HTTP tool builder
Wrap any REST API as an agent tool with templated inputs — no code, SSRF-guarded by design.
Browser automation
A managed cloud browser completes multi-step website tasks — form fills, lookups, bookings — and reports back with results and PDFs.
Web search
Agents can search the live web when your knowledge doesn't cover the question, with sources attached.
Payments
Agents can request payment mid-conversation — checkout links generated and reconciled through the platform's billing.
Tool library
Tools are workspace-level and reusable across every agent and MCP server you publish.
What teams build with it
Three jobs this does the day you turn it on.
Book, quote and check — not just answer
Wrap the endpoints behind your booking or quoting flow so the agent finishes the job inside the conversation instead of handing over a link and hoping.
Work the portals that have no API
A managed cloud browser signs in, fills the form and reads the result back — for the supplier portals and legacy systems that were never going to ship an API.
Take the payment in the chat
The agent can raise a checkout link mid-conversation and confirm once it clears, so the sale does not wait on a follow-up email.
Where you set this up
The same build screen every feature is configured from — this row is the one you would touch.
Under the hood
The details you will want before you commit.
How it works
Build or pick
Create an HTTP tool from any API, or enable built-ins like browser tasks and web search.
Scope it
Each tool is permission-scoped and metered per call, with cost caps you control.
Let the agent work
The agent plans multi-step tool use on its own and reports what it did.
Where it earns its keep
Industry playbooks that lean on this piece — what to build first, and what to charge.
Frequently asked questions
Not for HTTP tools. Paste the endpoint, name the inputs and describe when it should be used; the builder handles the request, the auth header and the response.
Credentials live in an encrypted vault, are injected at run time and never appear in the transcript or in the agent's context.
Every call is metered, and both per-seat and workspace-wide cost caps are enforced — when a cap is reached, calls stop rather than quietly spending.
Yes. The agent plans multi-step tool use on its own, and the conversation shows which tools ran and what each one returned.
How it compares
Side by side with the tools people usually weigh this against.
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