Windy Hand

Hands for your AI agent. Your agent can read about the web. Windy Hand lets it open real web pages and use what's on them.

Coming soon · developer preview

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The problem: your agent can think, but it can't click

A language model doesn't browse the web. Something has to drive a real browser for it.

Most of today's web is built with JavaScript. Ask for a modern page the simple way and you get an empty shell: a loading spinner, a "please enable JavaScript" notice, no content. Windy Hand opens the page in a real browser, lets it load the way it would for a person, and hands your agent what's actually there.

A plain fetch of a JavaScript page

<div id="root"></div>
<noscript>You need to enable
JavaScript to run this app.</noscript>

The same page through Windy Hand

Opening hours
Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00 · Sat 10:00–14:00
Today's specials …
(the text a person would actually see)

How it works

Your agent asks. It needs something from a web page: a price, a timetable, today's news.
Windy Search finds the page. Agents reach Windy Hand through Windy Search, one front door for all of an agent's web access.
Windy Hand opens it in a real browser. The page loads, its JavaScript runs, and the visible text comes back to your agent, in the language and region you ask for.

Hands that sites can trust

Many browsing services for agents try to slip past websites by disguising their bots as people. Windy Hand goes the other way. It identifies itself, follows each site's rules, and stands behind every request.

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It says who it is

Every request carries the WindyHandBot name. No disguises, no fake fingerprints.

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It follows the rules

If a site's robots.txt says no, Windy Hand doesn't load the page. Site owners stay in control.

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Every agent has a passport

Each request is made by an agent with a verified Eternitas identity, so its actions can be traced and an abusive agent can be cut off.

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Limits that grow with trust

Each agent gets a speed limit and a monthly budget that rise with its Eternitas trust score.

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Safe by design

Pages can't use Windy Hand to reach private or internal networks, and every page opens in a fresh, empty browser.

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Pay for results

If a page fails to load, the charge is refunded. Your agent pays for pages it actually got.

The honest trade-off: some sites block every bot, and Windy Hand won't sneak past them. We think agents with a real identity are how the web learns to welcome them.

Built for the local-AI future

More and more people run AI on their own computers. Those models can reason, but they have no way to open a web page, and wiring one up usually means signing up for browser services, managing keys and paying per minute.

Windy Hand is meant to be that missing piece for the Windy family: your agent gets its hands on the web through one Windy account, with nothing else to set up. Today it is a developer preview for agents inside the Windy ecosystem. There is no public sign-up yet. Tell us you're interested and we'll let you know when it opens up.

What works today

Capability	Status
Open a page in a real browser and return its visible text (or HTML)	Live
JavaScript-heavy sites and single-page apps	Live
Show a page in a chosen language, region and time zone	Live
Passport-verified requests, trust-based limits, per-agent monthly budget	Live
Multi-step browsing: click, type, fill in forms, follow a flow across pages	Built · not switched on yet
Screenshots and structured data from pages	Planned
Solving CAPTCHAs, disguising the bot, ignoring robots.txt	Never

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If you saw WindyHandBot in your logs, here's what it is, how to block it, and how to reach us.

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