Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Autokata turns repeat browser chores into reusable “kata”
Autokata describes a Chrome extension and web app for teaching a repeated browser task, saving its steps, and replaying them without calling AI.
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- People repeating the same browser-based admin tasks
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- The page says password entry, two-factor authentication, and file selection remain in the user's hands.
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The described setup starts by selecting a browser tab and writing an instruction in ordinary language; users review the proposed steps before saving them as a pattern. The page names YouTube Studio reporting and repeated form entry as examples, and says CSV rows can supply changing values. It also draws a boundary around tasks that need passwords, two-factor authentication, or file selection, leaving those actions to the user.
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