Build greatnot a security layer
around them.
Designed to fit without replacing your model, orchestrator, interface, browser stack, or brand.
As browser agents take real action, policy, approvals, credential controls, browser enforcement, and audit infrastructure become a product of their own. Acira provides that dedicated security layer, so your team can focus on building the agent your customers are buying.
Works with your stack
- Browser Use
- Playwright
- Puppeteer
- Stagehand
- Chrome DevTools Protocol
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Gmail
- Google Chat
Product
The security layer behind the agent.
Browser agent security becomes a product of its own. Acira brings policy, approvals, credential controls, browser enforcement, and decision records together in one dedicated layer, so your team can focus on building the agent while Acira handles the security around its actions.
Delete team calendar
Export approved report
Acira integrates inside your code
Your codeAction and context
AciraSecurity layer
EmbeddedYour codeBrowser command
All of this happens before browser execution
Approve this $2,450 purchase?Purchases above $2,000 require approval
Blocked before executionDelete team calendar
BlockedAllowedExport approved report
AllowedSend approvals wherever your team works.
Slack
Gmail
Microsoft Teams
Google ChatWebhookAnd more
SlackGmailMicrosoft TeamsGoogle ChatWebhookAnd moreGeneral and specific skills
Protect common risks. Control exact actions.
Use general skills across every site. Add specific skills to approve or block the exact controls in a workflow.
General skills
Recognize risk wherever it appears
General skills understand the page, the control, and the action an agent is proposing. They recognize shared risk patterns on websites and workflows your team has never configured, then apply policy before execution.
- Recognized checkout flows
Detect checkout and payment flows across unfamiliar sites, then apply your purchase policy.
- Context-aware credential use
Recognize when a page requests credentials and govern whether the agent may enter them.
- Sensitive data movement
Detect when an action would send, upload, or export sensitive data into a new context.
- Recognized destructive actions
Identify delete, revoke, remove, and other irreversible controls without mapping the page first.
Coverage without mapping every site.These are four examples from Acira's broader library of protections.
Specific skills
Control exact page elements
Specific skills apply rules to the exact controls that matter in your product or workflow. Select any number of page elements, then require approval or block each one before an agent can use it.
Checkout settingsSelect a control to attach policy
- 1Select the exact control
Choose a button, field, upload, or any other page element that needs protection.
#share-customer-data - 2Choose the response
Require human approval for sensitive actions, or block actions that should never run.
Ask for approvalBlock - 3Enforce it before the click
Acira applies the rule at the browser boundary before the agent can use that control.
Rule readySynced to every agent session.
Page elements Acira can secure
Attach approval or block rules to nearly any control an agent can click, type into, change, upload through, or submit.
- Buttons and links
- Text and search inputs
- Email and password fields
- Textareas
- Checkboxes
- Radio buttons
- Select menus
- Sliders
- Toggles
- Date and time inputs
- File uploads
- Form submissions
- Editable content
- And many more
How it works
Add Acira to your agent's execution path.
Add a security hook to your software at any action point you want to protect. Choose which skills run there, then let Acira—or your runtime—apply the decision before the action reaches the browser.
- 01
Add Acira to your code
Place an Acira hook in your code where an agent action is passed for execution. You choose the action point, so the integration fits your architecture.
Your softwareAgent runtimeSends an action for executionExecution layerAcira hookAdded at the action point you choose
BrowserReceives allowed actions - 02
Choose skills to run
Choose which skills run at each action point. Run a skill across several actions, or use one for a single page, control, or workflow.
General skillsAcross multiple action points
Specific skillsFor one page or workflow
- 03
Apply the decision
Before an action reaches the browser, Acira allows it, waits for approval, or blocks it. Acira can apply the decision or send it to your runtime to enforce.
AllowSend to the browser
ApprovalWait for review
BlockStop the action
DecisionBrowserAcira gateAcira applies the decision before the action reaches the browser. orYour runtimeYour runtime receives and enforces the decision.
Add protection without reworking every workflow.
Once Acira is connected, add skills and policies as your agent evolves.
Who it's for
Built for teams shipping browser agents into the real world.
Acira is designed for companies building browser agent products and the platforms that power them.
For companies building browser agent products
Give your customers control over what their agents can do without building and maintaining a security system around every workflow.
Products
- AI browsers
- Vertical agents
- Operations agents
- Customer support agents
- Enterprise copilots
What this enables
- Protect consequential browser actions
- Give each customer clear controls
- Keep the experience inside your product and brand
For platforms that power browser agents
Add browser action security as a native capability inside your cloud browser, agent runtime, automation platform, or framework.
Platforms
- Cloud browsers
- Agent runtimes
- Automation platforms
- Agent frameworks
What this enables
- Offer security to products built on your platform
- Support different agent products through one security layer
- Offer it inside your own platform and brand
Why Acira
Security starts as a rule. Then it becomes infrastructure.
The first check may be simple. In production, your team also has to manage policies, approvals, credential boundaries, browser controls, decision records, and ongoing maintenance. Acira gives that growing responsibility one dedicated layer.
Security becomes a second product.
Each new agent needs its own controls, state, browser integration, and maintenance path.
Repeated for every agent
- Policy logic
- Approval state
- Credential controls
- Browser hooks
- Decision records
- Failure handling
- Ongoing maintenance
Across
- Support agent
- Operations agent
- Enterprise agent
Your team owns the security surface again for every product and workflow.
One security layer across your browser agents.
Different products connect consequential browser actions to Acira at the execution points you choose.
AciraBrowser action security
- Policy
- Approvals
- Credential controls
- Enforcement
- Decision records
Shared by
- Support agent
- Operations agent
- Enterprise agent
Your products share one enforcement layer while their experiences stay distinct.
No. Acira is designed to work with your existing model, agent framework, orchestrator, interface, and browser stack. You connect it to the action points you want to protect.