A new way for agents to access the web

Gumloop has launched Browser, a tool that enables AI agents to interact with websites like a human when native connectors, APIs, or MCP servers are unavailable or insufficient. Designed for enterprise use, Browser runs isolated cloud sessions and includes credential storage through a vault or 1Password integration, agent-specific verified identities, session recordings, reusable task “skills,” model flexibility, and stealth browsing or proxy support. The product is intended to automate web-based tasks such as navigating government, financial, supplier, and utility portals; monitoring competitors’ trials, pricing, and email campaigns; downloading reports; and handling office purchases or reservations. Opendoor is using the capability to automate utility activation workflows across homes, while Gumloop says Browser is now available to all of its agents without requiring code.

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