Spatial DOM maps for AI agent browser navigation with anti-bot stealth.
See the web the way Neo sees the Matrix. Give your AI agent a pixel-precise JSON map of every element on a page — coordinates, ARIA roles, accessible labels, and actionability flags — without screenshots, without brittle CSS selectors, without getting blocked by anti-bot systems. AI agents navigating the web today are stuck between two bad options: 1. CSS selectors / XPath — break the moment a…
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See the web the way Neo sees the Matrix. Give your AI agent a pixel-precise JSON map of every element on a page — coordinates, ARIA roles, accessible labels, and actionability flags — without screenshots, without brittle CSS selectors, without getting blocked by anti-bot systems. AI agents navigating the web today are stuck between two bad options: 1. CSS selectors / XPath — break the moment a developer renames a class or ships a redesign 2. Vision models on screenshots — hallucinate…
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