Do it once.
Get the how-to and the robot.

Autessa Autodocs is a process documentation tool and browser workflow recorder. You do a task once in a browser inside Autessa, and you get two things back: a step-by-step how-to guide with a highlighted screenshot for every step, and a browser workflow that replays the task whenever you need it.

Yes. Autessa Autodocs is free with every Autessa account, for unlimited users, with no per-seat fees. You pay only for AI tasks.

Yes. Press Record a workflow, do the task once and your first guide and workflow are ready. From there you shape Autodocs to how your company works in Autessa: edit the guides, publish them to your knowledge base, put workflows on a schedule, and give a doc its own agent.

It writes the guide from your recording. When you save, a model turns the recorded steps into a title, a short introduction and one plain-language instruction per step, naming buttons and fields in bold, and Autodocs draws a highlight around the element you used on each step’s screenshot. The guide is a draft you can edit before publishing.

No. The recorder is a live browser that runs in the cloud and shows inside Autessa, with its own address bar. You click, type and scroll in it right in the page.

They update. Every time the workflow runs, Autodocs re-shoots each step and refreshes the screenshots in every doc written from it. The doc then lists any step where the site no longer matched the recording, marked healed, failed or not reached, so you know what to review. An Autessa agent can also email the guide’s owner the steps that need a look, when you ask it to.

Self-healing replay means a small page change does not break the run. Each step first uses the element it was recorded on; if that element is gone or moved, the browser’s AI finds it by what it means, such as the Save button, and the step is reported as healed.

No. The guide is written never to include a password, and typed secrets never appear in the steps people see. When a replay reaches a password or one-time code field, it can ask you for it and type it straight into the field without storing or logging it.

Yes, in two ways. Create workflow turns a doc’s numbered steps into a browser workflow that the browser’s AI carries out one instruction at a time, and Create agent gives a doc its own Autobot that re-runs the recorded steps in its own browser.

In your company’s Autodocs Drive. Each guide is a folder holding the article, its step pictures and its details. Drafts sit in a Drafts folder; published guides move into the Knowledge base folder, where Drive search and chatbots that use the Autodocs Drive find them.

Yes. Workflows run in an Autessa Autobot’s browser, so you can ask an Autobot to run one now, or give it a schedule or a trigger. Each scheduled run can get a fresh browser of its own, and replies can reach you by email or Slack.

People whose role can use agents. Workflows belong to the person who recorded them; the docs live in the company’s Autodocs Drive, where Drive sharing decides who sees them.

Yes. `autessa autodocs` lists, opens, generates, edits, publishes, converts and deletes docs, and `autessa browser-workflows` lists workflows, reads their steps, runs one in an Autobot’s browser and follows its progress.