moli
A Rust headless browser built for AI agents, not for painting pixels
Emerged finds new products worth a look, daily — what’s new today
Senro
Test your site's WebMCP tools against real models, then watch agents use them
If you are exposing your site to AI agents through WebMCP, this tells you whether they can actually complete a task with your tools before and after you ship.
Senro is a testing and monitoring service for WebMCP, the browser standard that lets a website hand AI agents structured tools. Before launch it runs smoke tests, goal and trajectory evals, simulated users and side-by-side model comparisons. In production it records each tool call with inputs, results and errors, groups failures into issues and shows session timelines. A free plan covers 25k monitored events and 250 evals a month, with a bundled model so you need not bring your own key.
More like this
WebBrain
A side-panel AI agent for Chrome, Firefox and Edge that works with any model
SpecWeave 3
Spec-first scaffolding so one coding agent can resume another agent's task
Stroq
A local firewall that stops AI agents acting on hostile content they just read
Biloba
Fast, parallel Chrome browser tests for Go (Ginkgo) and TypeScript (Vitest)
Rakazo
Open-source persistent AI teammates that use your tools like you do