Very cool! Does it require some kind of scraping of a third party web app, like clicking through with a browser agent? If so, how can I be sure it does not delete my account or subscribe to another plan or make some other destructive actions if I allow it to do that with my authed acct?
We use a browser-based agent to learn all the APIs and turn them into skills. Most users will run this in a staging/test account to create all the recipes/blueprints. Our agent is also instructed to not take any destructive actions - but of course LLMs make mistakes (hence the test account :) ).
Really cool. It would be interesting to see a demo of an app that is clearly more bespoke, like your Tesla account, online banking, movie theatre ticketing, etc.
Our customers run the training on their own applications using a demo or staging environment. Then they install the in-app agent you see in the demos and turn on the tool calls they like. All the API calls are executed client side and never touches any of our servers.
But maybe we if have more clarity on how it is working under the hood, then maybe we trust it. For me its kind of pattern - too many if's but's and maybe's on all the new tools i want to use.
Very cool! Does it require some kind of scraping of a third party web app, like clicking through with a browser agent? If so, how can I be sure it does not delete my account or subscribe to another plan or make some other destructive actions if I allow it to do that with my authed acct?
We use a browser-based agent to learn all the APIs and turn them into skills. Most users will run this in a staging/test account to create all the recipes/blueprints. Our agent is also instructed to not take any destructive actions - but of course LLMs make mistakes (hence the test account :) ).
You can see more about how it works in detail here: https://frigade.com/how-it-works
This is really helpful. I usually manually do this with chrome dev tools, it’s kind of tedious especially the header and cookies handling.
Agreed - and especially when the API changes..
Is this opensource ? like the tool itself ? in it's entirety ??
Not at this point - but we’re considering it! What would you use it for?
Gas and energy utility portal
make product demo videos, plus extend the functionality to save and contain repetitive task inside any app and have that run at some trigger.
Now this is something truly agentic.
Which LLM model is it using?
Works with any frontier LLM model
Really cool. It would be interesting to see a demo of an app that is clearly more bespoke, like your Tesla account, online banking, movie theatre ticketing, etc.
Thank you! Along those lines, we did Airbnb too: https://demo.frigade.com/
You want me to run a closed source, LLM agent inside my browser with access to authenticated API endpoints ?! Thanks but no thanks.
No definitely not!
Our customers run the training on their own applications using a demo or staging environment. Then they install the in-app agent you see in the demos and turn on the tool calls they like. All the API calls are executed client side and never touches any of our servers.
But maybe we if have more clarity on how it is working under the hood, then maybe we trust it. For me its kind of pattern - too many if's but's and maybe's on all the new tools i want to use.
Here's a more thorough explanation of how it works under the hood: https://frigade.com/features/skills
Very cool project. Looking forward to trying it.
Cool project
so cool!
thank you!