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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 three APIs — n1, Browsing, and Scouting. Recent technical blogs from us:

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n1 API

n1 is a pixels-to-actions large language model designed to interact with webpages in browser environments. It processes the user’s instruction, the current screenshot, and the history of previous actions and screenshots, to predict the next action — click, type, scroll, etc. It follows OpenAI’s Chat Completions interface. See n1 API to get started. If you don’t want to manage your own browser infra, see the Browsing API that calls n1 on our cloud browser.

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Browsing API

The Browsing API enables automation of browser-based workflows. Simply describe your browser-based task in natural language, for example:
  • Fill a form on website
  • Check a webpage for changes and retrieve updated information
  • Check multiple webpages and download a summary in a structured format
  • Log into a website and enter or update 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.
While the Browsing API is designed for one-time task execution by a single navigator in a cloud browser, the Scouting API is meant for setting up periodic monitoring and alerts for changes over time.
See the Scouting API to create your first scouting task.
The Scouting API powers Yutori’s Scouts product. See how it works: