Ten lanes for real automation outcomes

Use OpenDevBrowser where repeatability, evidence, and operational confidence matter more than quick scripts.

Expanded use-case lanes

All required lanes are mapped to validated repository capabilities and workflow modules.

Run repeatable browser checks with trace-backed pass/fail evidence.

Operate safely in logged-in sessions using extension relay controls.

Extract structured page intelligence from DOM and workflow outputs.

Capture screenshots and annotations for fast UI review cycles.

Clone pages/components into reusable frontend artifacts quickly.

Diagnose regressions early with status, console, network, and perf signals.

Generate time-bounded multi-source research outputs in one workflow run.

Compare offers across providers with normalized pricing and confidence signals.

Find high-confidence opportunities with market-aware ranking and filters.

Collect product visuals/copy artifacts for UGC videos and product slides.

The same runtime serves both engineering and operations teams through one interaction model.

QA engineersPlatform engineersAutomation leadsGrowth operatorsSecurity reviewersAI product teams

Move from lane-level use cases to module-level workflows when you need standardized outputs.

Use cases define intent. Workflow modules define inputs, execution stages, and deterministic outputs.

Engineering and operations can share one execution surface and one evidence model without duplicate tooling.

Annotation is a core workflow for UI review loops: capture exact elements, attach comments, and pass structured payloads to agents.

Attach reviewer context to selected elements and generate artifacts that agents can consume without ambiguity.

Pair screenshots, element refs, and notes to speed up implementation and reduce back-and-forth.

Start with workflow modules to convert use-case intent into stable outputs.