We let our AI agent apply to jobs on LinkedIn. It got 3 callbacks.

We built Coasty to be an AI employee one that controls a full desktop like a human. Browses, clicks, types, solves CAPTCHAs, fills out forms. Runs on its own isolated cloud VM so it never touches your machine.

Last week we stress-tested it by having it apply to 15 virtual assistant job postings on LinkedIn. It filled out every application form, uploaded a resume, wrote custom cover letters, and submitted. 3 companies responded asking to schedule an interview.

No one knew it wasn't a person.

That's when it clicked for us we're not building a dev tool. We're building a workforce. Coasty scored 82% on the OSWorld benchmark (the hardest real-world computer task benchmark), beating every other agent including OpenAI and Google's.

The craziest part? It starts at $0/month. Not $200/mo like Operator.

Genuinely curious: if you could hand off ONE task from your day to an AI that uses a computer exactly like you do what would it be? And what would need to be true for you to actually trust it?