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WebRun’s AI agent can interact with virtually any element on the web. Whether you’re automating legacy government portals or modern single-page applications, WebRun handles it all without custom configuration.

Form Inputs

Text Inputs

Fill any text field, search box, or textarea with context-aware content

Complex Forms

Complete multi-step forms with validation and dynamic fields

Dropdowns & Selects

Navigate dropdown menus and select appropriate options

Date & Time Pickers

Select dates, times, and navigate calendar interfaces seamlessly

Interactive Elements

Buttons & CTAs

Click buttons, submit forms, and trigger any interactive elements

Modal & Popups

Handle modal dialogs, popups, and overlay interactions

Tables & Data Grids

Extract and interact with complex table structures and data grids

Video & Media Players

Control playback and interact with embedded media

PDF Documents

Read, analyze, and extract data directly from embedded or linked PDF files

Authentication & Security

Authentication & OTP

Enter one-time passwords and complete two-factor authentication

CAPTCHAs

Solve image challenges, reCAPTCHAs, and verification systems

File Transfers

File Downloads

Download files from any website—documents, reports, images, CSVs, and more

File Uploads

Upload files to other websites and platforms, completing end-to-end file transfer workflows
File transfers let you move data between platforms autonomously. Combine downloads and uploads in a single workflow to handle tasks like exporting a report from one system and uploading it to another—no manual intervention needed.

Dynamic Content

Dynamic Content

React to AJAX updates, infinite scroll, and real-time changes

IFrames

Navigate and interact with embedded iframe content seamlessly

Why This Matters

Traditional automation tools like Playwright or Puppeteer require you to write explicit selectors for every element. When websites change their HTML structure, your scripts break. WebRun’s AI agent understands the visual and semantic context of web pages. It identifies elements by their purpose, not their code—so your automations keep working even when websites update their design. Example: Instead of writing document.querySelector('.btn-primary-v2'), you simply tell WebRun: “Click the submit button.”

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