Browser-based page reading
Visits a URL in a real Chromium browser after JavaScript has run, so the response reflects the rendered page rather than raw HTML.
Manifest is an API that turns webpages into structured JSON action maps for AI agents. It helps developers build agents that understand what a page allows, which fields are required, and what must happen before an action can run.
Manifest is an API for turning a webpage into a structured action map for AI agents. Instead of asking an agent to infer what it can click or fill from a screenshot or from raw page text, it returns a JSON manifest that describes the available actions, the fields they require, and the page navigation that surrounds them.
The product is aimed at developers building agents that need to interact with real websites. The site positions Manifest as the layer between browser access and task execution: it identifies buttons, inputs, forms, and dependencies so an agent can reason about a page and act on it without relying on hand-written selectors.
Visits a URL in a real Chromium browser after JavaScript has run, so the response reflects the rendered page rather than raw HTML.
Uses the accessibility tree to identify elements in the same way assistive technologies do, helping it understand what controls are present and what they do.
Cross-references the DOM to capture details the accessibility tree may miss, including required fields, input types, placeholders, disabled states, and dependencies.
Returns a structured JSON manifest with actions, requirements, dependencies, and navigation that an agent can consume directly.
Resolves locators deterministically after the model identifies actions, and marks ambiguous matches as uncertain instead of guessing.
Provides a documented API with authentication, health and session-status endpoints, and caching for repeated URL requests.
Use Manifest when an agent needs to determine which controls are available on a webpage and what each control does before attempting an action.
Use it for workflows like filling and submitting forms, where the agent must know which fields are required and whether a submit button depends on them.
Use it when building systems that need to follow site navigation while keeping track of the page’s interactive elements in a structured way.
Use it to reduce reliance on hand-maintained CSS selectors, especially for sites that redesign often and break brittle automation.
Manifest is a developer tool for making webpages readable to AI agents as structured actions. It is designed for agents that need to interact with real pages, not just read text.
The docs show a POST /manifest endpoint that accepts a URL and returns a JSON response with the page state, available actions, and navigation links.
The output includes fields such as actions, their labels and types, whether they are required, and dependency information for actions that must be completed first.
The source describes a Browser session unavailable error and says the API uses caching for 6 hours by default, with repeated requests served from cache within that window.
The about page says Omfang AB is a small Swedish company building infrastructure for the agentic web, and Manifest is intended for developers building AI agents that interact with webpages.
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