Asteroid - AI browser agents for your back office, built in seconds
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Asteroid lets anyone build highly custom, complex AI browser agents. Both non-technical users and engineers can now reliably automate back office browser tasks 20x faster with Asteroid’s web-based agent builder, API integration, and more.
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For a long time, I've frankly been an AI agent skeptic, concerned about reliability and repeatability. The tools I tried previously all felt gimmicky—they work super well in demos, but break as soon as I try something myself. I've played around with Asteroid for a while now and the immense effort that has been put into creating specialised and trustworthy agents is unparalleled. This type of technology is one where you start to notice more and more opportunities as you use it. Less time on boring tasks, more time on real life.
Kudos, team! 🚀
@callumtilbury Thank you for the support. We've put a lot of work into allowing you to build reliable agents, so glad to see that has come through.
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@drabekj Thank you so much! We had a lot of discussions whether to do just prompt based agents, or give it a structure with graph, but we decided that structure is needed to actually have reliable agents. We even wrote a blog post on it! - https://asteroid.ai/blog/introducing-asteroid-ai-browser-agents/
Congratulations on the launch guys - the progress you have been making in such a short space of time is amazing. Wish you all the best !
@tom_szyszko thank you for the kind words :)
Inkdrop
Yo what the link to the AGI escape room?
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@antoine2001 Thanks! Great catch! agi.asteroid.ai !
GradeWiz
Asteroid is an awesome tool. Game changer for me.
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@max_bohun glad to have you as an early user Max!
I've used agents like Manus, and the "magic" AI can feel like a black box for business. Asteroid’s visual builder is the right trade-off, giving you the control and trust needed for real automation.
This looks incredible! I love the focus on agents at scale, especially the observability. Would your agent be able to take a travel blog post like this one, and map it on Google Maps? If it could label the discussed locations as well, that would be awesome.
@wilco_kruijer1 On it!
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@d_r_farrell Hi Daniel, great question. I've used Asteroid to automate a lot of the boring stuff with Asteroid, for example, scraping info for cold outbound. If it's a repetitive task that wouldn't require a lot of thought on your part, then it's great to automate.
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@d_r_farrell I also tried to use Asteroid to apply for a California state license, such an annoying task, but the state website was hard to understand even for an AI agent :D
I was surprised by how quickly I got an agent up and running. The interface is clean and easy to use, and I love that I can try it out without needing to sign up for an expensive enterprise plan. Makes the whole experience feel accessible and welcoming.
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Thanks for the support @abhyuday !
With such an evolving field, its important that we can allow users like you to see for yourself how Asteroid can genuinely automate your tasks! We also value real-user feedback so that we can build the best product possible!
@abhyuday Great to hear, let us know if there are any agents you want us to build!
How do you get the agent to solve the maze? I tried to get our agent to do it but Claude seemed to have no concept of how to do it, it was just brute forcing movement inputs as if it couldn't see the maze at all.
@james_stanley3 This is what I did:
"Solve this maze:
There is a 8x8 grid of boxes labeled “start,” “path,” “wall,” and “finish” (which sits in the bottom-right). Your job is simple:
Find a way from the player to the finish through the boxes marked “path,” steering clear of any “wall” boxes, until you reach “finish.”
Once you know the complete route, perform it using the up, down, left and right arrows
Do not finish until you have reached the finish cell"