Web automation that learns the site,
then runs it deterministically.

A3 uses LLMs to learn each site and writes Playwright scripts once — then the runner replays them with no model in the loop. 99% cheaper* and 10× faster than LLM-controlled agentic browsers.

*based on 1000 automations with different input criteria

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Works for any use case · Hotel rates Flight booking Listings Checkout bots Datasets Automated testing
01
— Setup

Define the workflow.

  • You describe the automation in plain English — what to do, on which sites, and what output you need.
  • A3 asks clarifying questions, then proposes schemas, missions, and the site steps your workflow should take.
"The Thinker" — judgment vs code.
02
— Learn

Learn the site.

  • You point A3 at a target site to learn.
  • A3 navigates the funnel in the browser and builds verified Playwright stages one by one into a playbook.
"Vitruvian Man" — one model, any use case.
Waiting for stage…

      
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Waiting for browser…
03
— Run

Run deterministically at scale.

  • You call learned workflows as jobs on the Automation Cloud API — 0 tokens, no LLM in the loop.
  • Or expose the same project as MCP / UCP tools so your agents can run them deterministically.
"Terracotta Warriors" — runners at scale.
Automation Cloud API Create a job
# Replay scrape-rates — no LLM in the loop
curl -X POST https://api.automation.cloud/v1/jobs \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
  "project": "scrape-rates",
  "site": "booking.com",
  "input": {
    "destination": "London",
    "checkIn": "2026-09-14",
    "checkOut": "2026-09-17",
    "guests": 2
  }
}'
MCP · UCP Same project, agent-ready
MCP tool scrape_rates

Expose the learned workflow as a typed tool your agent can call.

"name": "scrape_rates",
"inputSchema": { … Rate search }
UCP endpoint POST /booking-com/ucp/mcp

Serve the same stages behind a UCP-compliant commerce contract.

tools/call → scrape_rates
# deterministic playback · 0 tokens
— Get started

Start building your first workflow in minutes.

Begin with the quickstart in Docs and use the Product tour while implementing workflows and stages.

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