Overview

Yutori builds web agents — agents that can reliably and autonomously execute tasks on the web. These capabilities underpin the upcoming shift in how people interact with the web — from manual browsing to delegating tasks to agents that operate the web for you. We offer two APIs — Browsing and Scouting. Recent technical blogs from us:

• Navigator, our most accurate and efficent web navigation agent.
• The bitter lesson for web agents, and how vision scales better than the DOM.

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Browsing API

The Browsing API enables automation of browser-based workflows. Simply specify what to do in natural language, for example:

• Fill forms on websites
• Extract structured data from complex web pages
• Automate multi-step workflows that require authentication
• Check a page for changes and retrieve updated information

and an AI agent that runs its own cloud browser and operates it like a person will click, type, scroll, and navigate for you. For login/signup or other auth-heavy flows, we recommend setting "require_auth": true on your request so the system can prefer an auth-optimized browser provider. See the Browsing API to create your first browsing task.

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Scouting API

The Scouting API enables continuous monitoring of the web at a configurable schedule for tracking any changes relevant to a query. Simply specify what you’re looking to track in natural language, for example:

• anytime a startup in SF announces seed funding
• when H100 pricing per hour drops below $1.50
• when a new AI model launches

and a ‘Scout’ will spin up a team of sub-agents to monitor — either specific URLs or the entire web — and alert you with structured data whenever there’s a relevant update. With the Scouting API, you can:

• Create, manage, pause Scouts
• Receive updates via webhooks or emails
• Control notification preferences
• Mark Scouts as complete

See the Scouting API to create your first scouting task.

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The Scouting API powers Yutori’s Scouts product. See how it works: