Co-Founder & CEO of Kernel
Val Town already gives developers a magical environment where cron, APIs, and databases, & email come together in a single TypeScript function. Now, with Kernel, you also have browsers on-demand. That means: * Grab PDFs from portals and email them to yourself * Export weekly SaaS reports automatically * Download receipts directly into
When Apple launched the iOS App Store in 2008, it might have not felt world-changing to early users. At first, there were only 500 apps, many of which were simple flashlights, calculators, or games (lets not forget that viral fake beer-drinking app too). Even a year or two later, some
Until now, Kernel browsers were stateless once closed. If you wanted continuity, you had to persist the same browser. This works for long-lived sessions but not for spinning up several browsers in parallel. Kernel Profiles fix that. They make your agents’ browsers state reusable. Log in once, save cookies and
Today we’re launching an API to read / write to the file system on Kernel’s hosted browsers. This is useful for a number of operations, but it’s especially useful for accessing files downloaded from Kernel browsers, such as receipts, invoices, CSVs, or any other document that a workflow
Today we’re launching browser session replays on Kernel: a new API that gives developers the ability to create video recordings of our cloud-hosted browsers. Replays help you see exactly what happened on your agent’s browser, whether you’re debugging browser automations, auditing web agent runs, or providing session
TL;DR 🚀 Kernel MCP Server (open source) → One server to deploy browser automations, spin up hosted browsers, search our docs, and more → Works with Cursor, Goose, Claude, and all major MCP clients Try it: https://mcp.onkernel.com/mcp Star it: github.com/onkernel/kernel-mcp-server Why we built this Kernel