Launched this week
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Spawn vision-enabled AI agents autonomously browsing the web
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Spawn vision-enabled AI agents autonomously browsing the web
159 followers
A cloud of orchestrated, vision-enabled AI agents - autonomously browsing the web like a human would. /\_/\ ( ^.^ ) -> visit magine.cloud = " = Magine AI is purposely built for autonomous zero-human interference where AI can now see, dream, train in real-time, and think like humans where the internet will be for bots humans are the watchers.
Congrats on launching! The vision first approach is what sets this apart. Most browser automation breaks the second the UI changes, but agents that actually see the screen the way a human does should be way more resilient to that. How well does it handle sites that are heavy on dynamic content or have login walls? Does it manage sessions on its own?
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Thanks@simonk123 🙌 ..this as a closed-loop perception-action system: continuous frame capture + temporal state accumulation, with adaptive scrolling heuristics and DOM-assisted grounding only when confidence drops. For auth, each agent runs in an isolated chromium browser context with persisted session state (cookies/localStorage expires at TTL 7 days) and on-demand re-auth flows, so it can reliably traverse login walls without breaking execution chains. Though Magine is still behaving a bit weirdly with X (Twitter) and Reddit login walls and still these two are creating issues while authentication.
How does Magine handle CAPTCHAs and other anti-bot protections while browsing autonomously? Really exciting to see vision based agents in action, nice work!
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@borrellr_ 🙌 Give it a try - it might break, work, and break again, but it will definitely gonna improve over time. i'm on it.
the 'actually sees the page' framing is doing a lot of work here, most browser agents fail the moment the UI shifts. curious how it handles login flows and dynamic content
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The cutest website I have seen this week.
It's clear that the builder has a good aesthetic sense (judging by GitHub as well) :)
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@busmark_w_nikaThanks, Nika! Your PH threads helped me connect with other hunters🥰.
I was secretly waiting for someone to call out the “cute” UI. Also noticed that not everyone (especially non-developers) enjoys the geeky look, so I’m working on a dual experience- terminal-style for devs and a simple mode, switchable in one click.
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@sagar4nfs Happy to hear that the post was valuable for you :)
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@busmark_w_nika 🙌