Browser automation breaks constantly. Sites change, selectors rot, and someone has to fix it at 2am. Intuned is reworking that loop with Intuned Agent, a system that generates production-ready Playwright code from a prompt and schema, deploys it, and repairs it automatically when sites change.
The pitch is direct: you get the reliability of hand-written code without writing it yourself.
The platform targets four concrete use cases. For scrapers, you describe what you want to extract, provide a schema, and the agent produces and maintains the code. Built-in stealth handles anti-detection, captcha solving, and login flows. Scheduled jobs come with full logs and session recordings. Scaling from one machine to hundreds is managed for you.
For crawlers, Intuned adds first-class support for Crawl4AI, letting teams deploy and scale crawlers without touching infrastructure. Proxies, anti-detection, and captcha solving are included.
The RPA path is worth noting for anyone integrating with services that lack APIs. You write a create.ts and check.ts (or their Python equivalents), and Intuned handles the full session lifecycle: validating, reusing, and recreating sessions as needed. Automations can run via browser interactions or faster in-browser network requests. The whole thing deploys as an API endpoint with concurrency control and a built-in queue.
For AI automation, the platform supports AI-driven browser agents as a product layer or as an automation backend. Supported AI frameworks listed in the source include Anthropic Computer Use, OpenAI CUA, Stagehand, Browser-use, and Gemini Computer Use. You are not locked into one.
On the code side, Intuned is not trying to hide the implementation. You can write in TypeScript or Python using Playwright or any compatible library. The agent generates the code, but you own it and can edit it directly.
There are no specific pricing numbers or benchmark figures in the published material. A free tier exists to get started.
The concrete implication: if you maintain scraping or automation pipelines that break on site changes, the maintenance burden is the real cost. Intuned Agent targets exactly that loop. The practical move today is to take one fragile scraper you own, describe it as a prompt with a schema, and run it through the agent on the free tier. See whether the generated code covers your edge cases and how the repair cycle behaves when something breaks. That test will tell you more than any benchmark.
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