Tools for Browser Automation & Web Actions

Agents can be assigned browser navigation, clicking, typing, scrolling, snapshots, content extraction, and screenshots for operating live pages, PDF text extraction for documents, and structured API, OpenAPI, webhook, and RSS tools for systems that expose an interface.

Yes. The browser tools let an agent navigate, click, type, scroll, and extract content from a real page, so it can gather data or complete a task on a system that offers no programmatic interface.

Yes. The API Invoke and OpenAPI Invoke tools let an agent call REST endpoints — including ones described by an OpenAPI spec — and the webhook tool lets it trigger downstream automations, all under policy and logging.

Every action runs under role-based policy and is written to the audit trail, you control which sites and endpoints an agent may reach, and you can require human approval before consequential actions. The platform runs on-premise so traffic stays within your control.

Yes. The PDF extract tool pulls text out of PDF documents so an agent can read and reason over reports, statements, and filings it encounters, rather than treating them as opaque files.

Attach the tool to a research or operations agent from its toolkit under role-based policy. The agent can then act on the web within a workflow, and multiple tools can be combined in a VDF AI Network that gathers and acts across external systems.