AppsAutodocs

Chapter 1

Recording

Autodocs records a task while you do it once in a real browser inside Autessa, capturing every click, keystroke, choice and pause as a plain-language step.

Autodocs · Record a workflowRECSAMPLE
←portal.example.com/orders/10482
PortalOrdersCustomers
Search orders
#10482Jordan Lee$84.00#10477Sam Rivera$19.50
Reason: Choose… ▾RefundConfirm refund

RECORDED STEPS

  1. 1.Open portal.example.com/orders
  2. 2.Type Search orders2.1s
  3. 3.Click Order #104821.4s
  4. 4.Click Refund3.2s
Refund a damaged orderFinishDiscard

How do I record a process in the browser?

Press Record a workflow in Autodocs. A live browser opens in the page; go to the starting address and do the task. Each action is listed as a step while you work, and Finish saves it.

Recording is where everything in Autodocs starts. Instead of a browser extension or a desktop screen recorder, Autodocs opens a real browser that runs in the cloud and shows inside Autessa, with its own address bar.

Every address, click, keystroke, scroll, hover menu and dropdown choice is captured as a step that says in plain words what it does, along with the pause before it. Typed passwords never appear in the steps. When you finish, you choose how the workflow should replay and Autodocs writes the guide.

Features

What’s in 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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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OTHER CHAPTERS

How-to guides →Autodocs writes the how-to guide for you: a title, an introduction and one clear instruction per step, each with a screenshot that highlights what to click.Replay and automation →Every Autodocs recording is also a self-healing browser workflow that an Autobot can replay whenever you ask, on a schedule or when something happens.Docs that stay current →Autodocs keeps guides current by re-shooting their screenshots every time the workflow runs and flagging the steps where the site has changed.AI agents and developers →In Autodocs a document and an automation are the same thing seen two ways: docs become workflows and agents, and the work Autobots do becomes docs.

Start with recording.

Record one task and see the guide and the workflow it becomes.

No extension to install · nothing is published until you publish it

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