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Product

Connect, approve, checkout: browser payments with Link

Connect your Link wallet, approve a spending request, and let the same Notte browser session fill checkout with a temporary card. Your agent uses placeholders; Notte handles the credential handoff.

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Engineering

A CAPTCHA should not make your agent click Submit twice

How we're coordinating browser actions and CAPTCHA solving so clients know when to wait, retry, or stop.

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Agent

We'd rather not solve CAPTCHAs

We want a web that recognizes authorized agents. Until then, useful automation still has to work through existing websites.

Lucas's avatarLucas
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Engineering

Why we moved the agent out of the sandbox

We rebuilt Anything API to make conversations easier to resume, streaming easier to debug, and new models easier to support. In our benchmark, v2 cut median workspace recovery time by 45% compared with v1.

Lucas's avatarLucas
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Integration

Claude Managed Agents x Notte: What the Sandbox Can't Reach

Claude Managed Agents provides the runtime, credentials, and scheduling. Connect it to Notte when the work needs a browser.

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Partnership

Coshell x Notte: What a Coding Agent Can't Learn from Localhost

Coshell ships a localhost browser that answers one question: does it render? Every other question lives outside the sandbox. Here is why a coding agent needs a second browser, who gets to step into it, and what a Notte persona can finish that an inbox alone cannot.

Andrea Pinto's avatarAndrea Pinto
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