Building AI Agents That Work on the Web

​Browser-based AI agents can spend considerable time and tokens interpreting pages, choosing where to click, and checking what happened. These steps become costly when a task involves multiple pages, forms, and actions.

​Join Andrey to explore where generic computer use struggles with browser work and how AgentWeb approaches the problem by indexing websites for actions. The session will connect the underlying concepts to practical use cases and explain how agents can navigate the web and complete tasks on a user’s behalf.

​What we’ll cover

• ​Where browser-based computer use runs into cost, speed, and reliability problems.

• ​What indexing the web for actions means and how it differs from indexing content for search.

• ​How AgentWeb enables agents to discover and execute supported website actions.

• ​Practical use cases and approaches to reducing the cost of web-agent workflows.

• ​Live audience Q&A with Andrey.

​Who should attend

​AI engineers, developers, founders, and practitioners building agents that interact with websites.

​Exclusive attendee offer

​An AgentWeb discount code will be available to up to 500 attendees.

​Register for free to explore how web agents work and the engineering choices behind them.