AI agents that need to stay logged in, navigate deeply, and never start from scratch every time they wake up.
{
"id": "sess_8fK2mNpQrT""status": "alive""persistent": true"identity": "user_42""uptime": 14d 7h 22m"requests": 3,841
}Existing tools were built for one-off scraping. SitePilot was built for agents that live on the web — with state, memory, and identity that persist across every call.
Browser instances stay alive for days. Authenticated, stateful, ready. Your agent picks up exactly where it left off — no re-login, no re-navigate, no cold start.
Anti-detection baked in at the runtime level. Fingerprint randomization, human-like timing, real viewport geometry. Sites don't know it's a bot.
Manage multiple browser identities simultaneously. Each session carries its own cookies, storage, and fingerprint. Switch contexts in a single API call.
Session replay, request logs, and error traces. Every step your agent takes is visible — debug fast, iterate faster.
Most browser automation tools are stateless. They spin up a browser, do one thing, throw it away. That's fine for a single scrape. It's broken for an agent that needs to maintain context over hours or days.
SitePilot keeps the browser running. Sessions are persistent objects — not functions. You create them once, call them repeatedly, and dispose them when done.
The agent runtime era is here. The agents that win are the ones that can stay alive on the web — authenticated, aware, and responsive. The agents that lose are the ones that have to start from zero every time they wake up.