The browser, redesigned around intelligently trained agents.
User intent → agent → execution → settlement. No empty search box, no black-box automation — an intent surface orchestrated by autonomous agents, bounded by your authority and your stake.
Architected around agents — not retrofitted with them.
TMRW Browser brings autonomous AI agents directly into the browsing surface. Identity, wallet, dApps, inference, and intent unify into one execution grid where what you mean becomes what the network does — without you ever leaving the page.
Architected into the browser core, not bolted on as an extension. Agents see the page, the wallet, and the network as one substrate.
One surface, one authority. Sign, swap, and stake without context-switching between extensions, tabs, and modals.
Each agent declares its runtime mode. Sensitive work stays on-device; collective work coordinates over the network.
Every privileged action passes a permission gate. Capabilities are typed, scoped, and revocable per-agent.
Skip the search box. Express a goal, watch an agent plan, simulate, sign, and settle — with you in the loop.
Staking, governance, payments, and content are first-class verbs — not links to third-party dApps.
Intent → Plan → Permission → Execute → Settle.
Four runtimes. One surface. Zero blast radius.
Every agent runs inside a typed runtime capsule. Capabilities, network reach, and key access are scoped by runtime — a wallet agent cannot read your governance vote, and a research agent cannot sign.
Research, reasoning, summarization, intent parsing. Reads pages and context, writes nothing without permission.
Simulates and signs transactions inside a hardware-bound enclave. Every signature gated by the user.
Monitors proposals, drafts votes, and executes on your behalf within the policy you set.
SLA-bound agents with audit trails, compliance hooks, and policy enforcement for orgs.
Agentic OS vs. the rest
A browser where intent becomes execution.
Liquid in form. Deterministic in execution. Economic by design.