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Reduck gives your AI agents and n8n workflows fast, reliable access to any website. Instead of clicking through a site step by step and burning tokens, your agent writes a script once, then reuses it: 0 tokens per run, up to 3x faster, same structured output every time. Use it from Claude, Codex or any MCP client, or as an n8n node for sites with no API, like LinkedIn, Discord or Reddit. Scripts run in your own Chrome, in the sessions you're already logged into.
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Hi everyone 👋
It's Daniel, cofounder and CEO of Reduck AI.
We've all experienced it: agents can be slow and hallucinate when using a browser. They have to learn sites from scratch, and they browse manually, one click at a time, burning many tokens.
That's why we built Reduck MCP 🚀
Agents can now learn how a site works once, and store that knowledge as a deterministic script. When prompted, your agent can now search for an existing script, read it, then execute it for immediate and accurate results.
By using scripts instead of manually browsing, agents are now 3x faster and no longer hallucinate. We have covered major sites with our library of scripts, allowing you to find leads, manage invoices, optimize GEO and much more.
We also recently built Reduck for n8n ⚡
n8n is a great tool for automation but it faces two major problems: it only works when an API exists and it can be hard to set credentials up.
Reduck lets agents easily create browser automation scripts, which can be used as virtual connectors to sites with no API, like LinkedIn, Discord, or Reddit. More at reduck.ai/n8n
🎁 For Product Hunters: 1 month of Pro free, no credit card. Use code PRODUCTHUNT at reduck.ai/producthunt (first subscription only).
Big shoutout to my associates Raphaël and Louis, and my colleagues, for the great work.
What's the one site you wish your agent could handle? Tell us below 👇
cool launch!! if a logged in site changes its layout and the saved script breaks, does Reduck regenerate it automatically or does the n8n run just fail until I fix it?
@igorblink Yes we do for our official scripts. We have a swarm of self healing Agents that have access to logged-in accounts and read errors in prod, assess if it's an issue of the script or the environment (e.g. site is down) then implements the fix, runs tests on a fixture of relevant data to see we are not regressing then deploy to prod automatically!
What does this do that Browserbase doesn’t?
@sylvie_riviere Browserbase has a very limited extension support, we do. This means we can run inside your own Chrome where you are logged in (no credential leakage or typing them again elsewhere), and we are not detected as bot (Browserbase still gets flagged a lot, especially on adversarial websites).
In addition, we have a huge library of scripts (https://reduck.ai/explore/scripts) 1300+, for all major websites that are available off the shelf and maintained. Browserbase only provides browser infra, not ready to use scripts with a clear contract your Agent can call, which means if you use Browserbase you will have to relearn from scratch and waste a lot of time and tokens.
Our MCP also enables users to create their own scripts for non covered sites, like your niche E-commerce website, government portal, or your ERP!
every linkedin scraper ive seen breaks the week they ship a redesign lol. when that happens does the agent notice and rewrite the stored script on its own
You are running on the user's machine, right?
Do you have a plan to offer a cloud version? Or at least a proxy pool to scale the local work?
Big fan since day one, for casual LinkedIn requests to sophisticated research or workflows involving a number of sites and platforms. Deterministic behaviors feel solid. Kudos to the team!
Can you share the next big feature on the roadmap?
A reusable script makes the action something a person can read before it runs. Keeping the script version that produced each result would help make later changes easier to trace.