Let your agent use the real web

Axis can attach a real local browser to the session using it. The agent can research, complete authorized web workflows, and validate rendered interfaces while you retain a live view and a clear takeover boundary.

Use Browser when rendering is part of the truth

Use Browser control when the result depends on the rendered page: current web research, authenticated workflows, form state, responsive behavior, or visual proof. Use direct APIs and source inspection when rendering adds no value.

The proof is the rendered destination. A command acknowledgement or DOM assertion alone does not prove what a person sees.

What changes in practice

1. Real-world evidence. The agent works against the same rendered page you review.
2. Safe takeover. You can handle login, 2FA, payment, or judgment without losing state.
3. Persistent context. A project browser can be reused instead of recreated for every session.

Mission: prove one browser-visible result

1. Inspect the workspace and reuse the matching project browser.
2. Open the exact route and state relevant to the claim.
3. Perform only the authorized interaction.
4. Capture and inspect a screenshot of the real result.
5. Describe what is visible and continue if the evidence is wrong or ambiguous.

Keep the authority boundary visible

Browser capability is not blanket authorization. Stop at credentials, 2FA, purchases, messages, publication, or another consequential boundary unless that exact action is authorized. Sensitive typed values, scripts, tokens, and query secrets must not appear in the human-readable trace.

Related references

• Collections
• Projects and workspaces
• Service shells

Put this to work: Run a project mission and require inspected visual evidence.