rebrowse

Rebrowse is a Chrome extension that learns skills by observing how you use the web, combining your live demonstrations with days' worth of browser automation images and user events to browse on your behalf. It also supports optional verification of browser interactions using Agentverse as an independent, blind-checking crew. Rebrowse records how you work—clicks, committed field changes, and exports—and packages each workflow into a reusable, content-hashed skill. To ensure skills generalize beyond a single demonstration, learning is seeded with thousands of real browsing sessions from converted public datasets (3,267 PSAI human tasks and 22.5K AgentNet desktop tasks translated into the recorder's native format). Recording is privacy-bounded by design: raw keystrokes and typed values are never captured, and sensitive page regions are automatically masked in screenshots. No skill acts until verification proves it works. Every skill dry-runs against a test fixture where SubQ Snap evaluates the screenshots and compares actual downloaded bytes against independent expectations—catching decoys hidden behind fake "success" toasts. When a Fetch.ai key is configured, an optional blind check strengthens the gate: an ASI agent reads only the task contract (never the skill itself) to independently derive the expected outcome, while a deterministic oracle derives its own. Both must agree. Only verified skills run in your real browser; any disagreement routes to human review rather than silent execution. Learn → Verify → Act.