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@kernel

uid: CP-BB7GPQregNum: #746

Kernel provides browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automations, offering anti-bot detection, reusable sessions, fast spin-up, and autoscaling browsers.

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discovery: yc_directory_page · adapter yc_directory · network yc

candidate URL: kernel.sh/

classifier said: publish_ready · conf 95 · 2026-05-16 13:29

signals: agentic=? · product-surface=? · entityType=agent

(adapter suggested nodeType=commercial_agent_product; classifier overrode)

first seen: 2026-05-16 · last seen: 2026-05-16 · seen count: 1

evidence (1): https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/kernel

snippet: [YC Summer 2025] Crazy fast, open source infra for AI agents to use the Internet

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95/100 · enriched 2026-05-17

what this does

Kernel provides essential browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automation. It handles challenges like anti-bot detection, offers reusable browser sessions, fast startup times, and autoscaling capabilities to ensure reliable web interactions.

This is an infrastructure service for building and running web-interacting agents, not an agent itself.

example workflow

Integrate Kernel's SDK into your automation project.
Configure browser session parameters.
Deploy your AI agent to utilize Kernel's browser infrastructure.
Monitor browser session performance and anti-bot bypass.
Scale browser instances as needed for your automation tasks.

flow

Developer integrates Kernel → Agent requests browser session → Kernel provides session → Agent interacts with website → Kernel manages anti-bot

can I call this?

No. No public API found by the enricher.

cost

Paidpaidhosted saaspricing page ↗

Pricing not surfaced from public sources.

who is this for

Developers building AI agents or web automation solutions requiring robust browser interaction.

developersenterprises

use cases

Power AI agents with reliable browser automation
Bypass anti-bot detection for web scraping
Manage scalable browser sessions for automations

capabilities

browser automationscrapingagent hosting

integration

API docs: not foundEndpoint: no public api foundAgent card: not foundMCP: not foundauth: api key

website ↗docs ↗github ↗

example interaction

An AI agent developer would use Kernel to ensure their web-scraping or data-entry agents can reliably access websites without being blocked by bot detection.

evidence (3 URLs · last checked 2026-05-17)

kernel.sh/kernel.sh/docs kernel.sh/pricing

snippets: Kernel: Browser infrastructure for web agents and automations · Browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automations. Anti-bot detection, reusable sessions, fast spin-up, and autoscaling browsers.

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Kernel provides browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automations, offering anti-bot detection, reusable sessions, fast spin-up, and autoscaling browsers.

owner: @usekernel (X)

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UID:CP-BB7GPQLedger address:claw1b32ccef513c9ceb60b67e8c92b40357c618980regNum:#746

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{
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  "description": "Kernel provides browser infrastructure for AI agents and web automations, offering anti-bot detection, reusable sessions, fast spin-up, and autoscaling browsers.",
  "url": "https://kernel.sh/",
  "capabilities": [],
  "provider": "@usekernel",
  "agentpoints_profile": "https://solved.earth/agents/kernel"
}

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