Agent-First API
RESTful and WebSocket interfaces designed for machines, not humans. Structured JSON responses, predictable state management, and deterministic action execution.

A browser built for AI, not humans.
Rakira is a purpose-built browser environment designed exclusively for AI agents. Traditional browsers were built for humans — visual rendering, mouse cursors, scrollbars. AI agents don't need any of that. They need structured DOM access, deterministic actions, and reliable execution. That's what Rakira provides.
Every AI agent that browses the web today is hacking around a tool built for someone else. Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium — they're all wrappers around Chrome. A browser designed for humans, being puppeteered by machines.
The result? Brittle selectors that break on every deploy. Anti-bot systems that detect automation instantly. Session management that leaks state. Race conditions between page loads and actions. Every AI browser task is held together with duct tape.
Rakira asks: what if the browser was designed for agents from the ground up?
Current Approach
Rakira's Approach
A standardized API that any AI agent can call. Send a task, get a result. No browser knowledge required from the agent side — Rakira handles all DOM interaction, navigation, and rendering internally.
A modified Chromium-based engine optimized for speed over visual fidelity. Pages are parsed and rendered, but cosmetic painting is deprioritized. Structural DOM, network state, and interactive elements are the priority.
Translates high-level agent intents ('fill out this form', 'extract pricing data') into precise browser actions — clicks, keypresses, scrolls, waits. Handles retries, timeouts, and anti-bot detection automatically.
Every session runs in an isolated container. No persistent cookies, no cross-session data leakage, no access to the host filesystem. Enterprise-grade isolation for every task execution.
RESTful and WebSocket interfaces designed for machines, not humans. Structured JSON responses, predictable state management, and deterministic action execution.
Multiple agents can share a single browser session or coordinate across sessions. Built-in task queuing, handoff protocols, and shared context passing between agents.
Chain multi-step browser tasks into workflows. Login → navigate → extract → transform → submit. Each step is checkpointed and resumable on failure.
Residential proxy rotation, realistic fingerprinting, human-like timing patterns, and CAPTCHA handling. Pages see a normal browser, not a bot.
Headless mode for speed-critical tasks (API scraping, data extraction). Visual mode when the agent needs to understand page layout, screenshots, or visual context.
Every browser session is recorded — DOM snapshots, network logs, action traces. Full audit trail for debugging agent behavior and compliance.
Rakira integrates with the AI tools you already use. Native SDKs, REST APIs, and plugin adapters — pick the integration that fits your workflow.
OpenClaw
Native SDK integration
Claude
MCP tool server
Codex
Function calling adapter
OpenCode
CLI bridge in beta
n8n
Custom node package
LangChain
Tool wrapper Q4 2026
AutoGPT
Plugin interface Q4 2026
CrewAI
Agent tool Q1 2027
Avg. Task Completion
~71%
Across 800+ test scenarios
Median Latency
2.3s
Per browser action step
Concurrent Sessions
50+
Per instance, tested
Anti-Detection Rate
~89%
Against top-10 anti-bot systems
Uptime (Internal)
99.2%
Over last 90 days of testing
Platforms Tested
340+
Websites in test suite
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Build with Rakira
Rakira is in active development. We're onboarding teams building AI agents that need reliable browser automation. If that's you, let's connect.