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Browser Automation

Myrm agents can autonomously browse the web, fill forms, extract data, and perform actions.

Browser Engine

Dual stealth engines (Patchright + Camoufox) — When a site blocks the default Chromium path, Myrm can hot-swap to a Firefox-based stealth engine without losing your login cookies, so authenticated workflows do not bounce back to a sign-in page. Three-layer interaction stack:
  1. Headless Chrome / Camoufox — Full browser rendering with anti-bot fallback
  2. DOM Parser — Structured content extraction (self-healing locators, Shadow DOM)
  3. Vision — Screenshot-based interaction for complex UIs

Capabilities

  • Navigate to URLs
  • Click elements and fill forms
  • Extract text and structured data
  • Take screenshots
  • Handle authentication flows

Credential Vault (Login Without Leaking Passwords)

For sites and apps that require login, configure Form Credential Vault entries in Settings → Credentials:
  1. Add a label (e.g. company-admin), password, and optional TOTP seed.
  2. Tell the agent to sign in — it references the label only.
  3. Myrm injects credentials at the browser DOM or desktop input layer; values never appear in the conversation.
Why it matters: Tool arguments and chat history are durable. Passing "hunter2" through type or fill copies the password across logs, retries, and context. Label-based injection keeps secrets in the vault boundary — the same principle used by research-grade browser vault designs, extended here to desktop Computer Use and product GUI.

Search Integration

7-intent search system understands different search needs:
  • Factual queries
  • Navigation requests
  • Research tasks
  • Price comparison
  • News and updates
  • Image search
  • Local search

Computer Use

Desktop automation via Computer Use protocol for native application control.