Autodocs features
Autodocs features: process documentation and browser automation
Autessa Autodocs records a browser task once and turns it into a step-by-step guide with highlighted screenshots and a self-healing workflow that replays it. Here is every feature, by chapter.
Recording →
Record any web task by doing it once in a browser inside Autessa. Every click, keystroke, scroll and pause is captured as a plain-language step.
Browser task recorder
Autodocs includes a browser task recorder: press Record a workflow, do the task once in the browser that opens, and every action is captured as a plain-language step.
Read the page →Live browser with address bar
The Autodocs recorder is a live cloud browser shown in the page, with an address bar, so you can record on any website without installing an extension.
Read the page →Replay pace
Each Autodocs workflow replays either at the pace it was recorded or as fast as the page allows, chosen when you save it.
Read the page →Passwords stay out of docs
Autodocs keeps passwords out of guides and visible steps, and a replay that reaches a sign-in asks you for the password or one-time code instead of reading it from the doc.
Read the page →How-to guides →
Autodocs turns a recording into a step-by-step how-to guide with a highlighted screenshot for every step, ready to edit and publish to your knowledge base.
AI-written how-to guides
Autodocs is a how-to guide generator: when a recording is saved, a model writes a title, an introduction and one plain-language instruction per step.
Read the page →Highlighted screenshots
Every step in an Autodocs guide has its own screenshot with a highlight around the exact button, link or field that was used.
Read the page →Edit with live preview
Autodocs guides are edited in Markdown with a live side-by-side preview that shows every screenshot in place.
Read the page →Drafts and knowledge base publishing
Autodocs guides stay drafts until you publish; publishing moves them into the knowledge base, where Drive search and chatbots that use it find them.
Read the page →Replay and automation →
Every recording is also a browser workflow that replays the task on demand, on a schedule or from a trigger, healing itself when a page changes.
Replayable browser workflows
Every Autodocs recording is saved as a browser workflow that an Autobot replays step by step, on demand, on a schedule or from a trigger.
Read the page →Self-healing replay
Autodocs replay is self-healing: each step uses the recorded element when it is still there, and the browser’s AI finds it by meaning when the page has changed.
Read the page →Website checks without code
Autodocs workflows double as no-code website smoke tests: each run reports every step as passed, healed, failed or skipped.
Read the page →Docs that stay current →
Each replay re-shoots the screenshots of every doc written from the workflow and notes the steps where the website changed, so docs never quietly go stale.
Self-updating screenshots
Autodocs guides have self-updating screenshots: each run of the workflow re-shoots every step and refreshes the pictures in the docs written from it.
Read the page →Website change notes
After each run, an Autodocs guide lists the steps where the website no longer matched the recording, so you know exactly which instructions to review.
Read the page →AI agents and developers →
Turn docs into workflows and agents, get docs from the work Autobots do, store everything in Drive and drive it all from the Autessa CLI.
Turn a doc into a workflow
Autodocs turns a written how-to into automation: Create workflow makes each numbered step an instruction the browser’s AI carries out, starting at the first address in the doc.
Read the page →An agent for every doc
Any Autodocs guide with a recorded workflow can get its own agent: an Autobot whose job is to run those exact steps in its own browser.
Read the page →Docs from the work Autobots do
When an Autessa Autobot works in its browser and writes a document, Autodocs adds it as a draft with every step it took and a screenshot of each.
Read the page →Docs live in Drive
Every Autodocs guide is a folder in your company’s Autodocs Drive, so Drive search, sharing, versions and the trash all work on it.
Read the page →Autodocs CLI
Autodocs has a command line: `autessa autodocs` generates, edits, publishes and converts docs, and `autessa browser-workflows` lists and runs workflows.
Read the page →See every feature on your own task.
Record a workflow and Autodocs shows you the rest.
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