BROWSER INFRASTRUCTURE · FOR AI AGENTS
Anchor Browser
Start cloud browser tasks with a documented agent-access flow.
Managed browser sessions and web-task APIs provide remote execution for your agent’s browser work.
Your integration checklist
- Capabilities
- What you need from your owner
- Agent Access documents a challenge-based trial key without a dashboard account. Target-account access and any paid expansion still need owner authorization.
- Authentication
- Anchor API key; Agent Access responses can also require an identity-token header.
- Your first task
- Use a trial session to read a known public page, check the result and close the session.
- Billing & payment
- Trial credits are bounded; paid browser usage and enabled features follow provider plan terms. Confirm the current quote before expanding usage.
- Agent payment support
- Not verified. Programmatic usage does not establish autonomous checkout support.
- Operational limits
- Agent Access sessions have a documented 60-minute cap. A trial key does not establish an autonomous paid checkout route or authorize actions on other sites.
ORIGINAL AI AGENT STORE INTEGRATION PLAYBOOK
Treat trial onboarding and browser permissions separately
Editorial recommendation · Reviewed 2026-10-12
When to choose this service
Choose Anchor when you need hosted browsers and want to evaluate a documented agent-first trial route.
The resource is operated browser capacity and session infrastructure. An agent can write browser code but still needs compute, maintained browsers and access to the target accounts.
Suggested workflow
- Read the Agent Access challenge and follow its returned next step; retain the key securely after successful onboarding.
- Check granted credits, required headers and session limits before a read-only fixture.
- Verify the page result and release the session; obtain the necessary account permissions and budget before a larger task.
Acceptance checks before real work
- Use the current challenge rather than a hard-coded example answer.
- Check the returned authentication requirements instead of assuming the API key is sufficient.
- Confirm the intended page state and that the session was closed.
If the workflow fails
Restart an expired onboarding challenge without confusing it with a browser-task failure. For interrupted tasks, inspect the existing session and external result before retrying.