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   Sierra Acquires Browser-Agent Startup Anon

   Sierra announced that it has acquired Anon, whose browser-use infrastructure enables enterprise AI agents to navigate websites, sign in and complete forms even when no API is available. Anon's stack reportedly covers authentication, credential handling, browser infrastructure, an agent harness and an embeddable SDK, with capabilities claimed for sensitive data and multi-factor authentication workflows. Sierra says Anon's technology will support longer-running Horizon agent tasks that cross systems without APIs, but the reported capabilities and reliability lack independent verification.

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DeskcommCRM•4d Pinned

DeskcommCRM: An open-source sales operating system with AI agents and WhatsApp, hosted on your own server.

What problem it solves Businesses that sell through WhatsApp need customer conversations, pipeline management, automated follow-ups, and AI-assisted qualification in one place. They also need control over where their data is stored and how AI agents operate within their sales processes. Key features AI agents that operate the CRM — AI agents can answer customers, qualify leads, move opportunities …

github.comhttps://github.com/melgarafael/DeskcommCRM

Xray-core•4d Pinned

Xray-core: An open platform for various uses.

What problem it solves Project X originates from the XTLS protocol and provides a set of network tools such as Xray-core and REALITY. Xray-core is an open platform for various uses. Key features Protocol-focused core — The core is structured around proxy and transport functionality rooted in the XTLS protocol. Its Go module includes dependencies associated with REALITY, QUIC, uTLS, WireGuard, DNS,…

github.comhttps://github.com/XTLS/Xray-core