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Token-efficient DOM

A page representation stripped to just the interactive, indexed elements under a token budget — so prompts stay small and cheap.

What is token-efficient dom?

A token-efficient DOM is a deliberately minimized view of a web page: instead of raw HTML, it carries only the elements an agent can act on, numerically indexed and trimmed to a fixed budget. It is the data the planner reasons over and the addressing scheme compiled skills use.

Why it matters

Token count is the dominant driver of model cost and latency in browser automation. Compressing a page to its actionable surface lowers both the cold-compile cost and the bar for what a smaller, cheaper model can drive.

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Put your agent to work. Keep the decision.

Give your agent a real browser, authorize the accounts it may use, and keep control of every step. Repeated runs compile into skills that replay without a model.