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In testing Pilot / GhostStack

Beyond the prompt.

Great answers are a start.
Give your AI a way to get things done.

Connect your own browser with Pilot. Bring the AI client you use. Choose what it can access.

Explore Pilot Find your tools

Official extensions available. Full production onboarding under verification.

PILOT / BROWSER WORKFLOWS
Choose a Pilot example
YOU ASK

Pull the important dates out of this page.

example.workspace / project
WORKSPACE
AUTUMN / PROJECT NOTES

The details. Without the digging.

01 Design review · 14 October
02 Content ready · 21 October
03 Launch check · 28 October
In your browser With your permission
YOUR NEXT STEP

Three milestones, ready for your next step.

YOU ASK

Compare these two plans side by side.

example.workspace / project
WORKSPACE
AUTUMN / PROJECT NOTES

Two tabs. One clear comparison.

01 Starter · Individual workspace
02 Team · Shared workspace
03 Both · Export your work
In your browser With your permission
YOUR NEXT STEP

The differences, brought into one view.

YOU ASK

Prepare the form with these project details.

example.workspace / project
WORKSPACE
AUTUMN / PROJECT NOTES

Less typing. More deciding.

01 Project · Autumn launch
02 Owner · Design team
03 Status · Ready for your review
In your browser With your permission
YOUR NEXT STEP

Draft prepared. Review it before sending.

Illustrative walkthroughNo live browser connection

Coming soon Vault / GhostStack

Your secrets. Your control.

A proper home for your credentials.
Built for agents and humans alike.

Manage API keys, tokens and credentials with scoped access, timed leases and an audit trail.

Explore Vault Find your tools

Public access is not open. This product is separate from initial Identity and Apparatus access.

02 / Vault Coming soon

Credentials · Scopes · Leases · Audit

In testing Scribe / GhostStack

Documents. Into context.

Bring the useful parts into view.
Parse. Convert. Render.

Explore document tools for your agent, from parsing files to converting formats and rendering diagrams.

Explore Scribe Find your tools

Internal access only. A platform account does not enable Scribe.

03 / Scribe In testing

Files · Formats · Diagrams

Coming soon Prospector / GhostStack

Find the work. Make it count.

From the opportunity to the delivery.
One place for the whole operation.

Discover how job intake, scoring, proposal drafting and delivery tracking fit together. You review the work before anything is sent.

Explore Prospector Find your tools

Public access is not open. This product is separate from initial Identity and Apparatus access.

04 / Prospector Coming soon

Discover · Score · Propose · Deliver

Coming soon Cortex / GhostStack

Many agents. One direction.

Give the work a place to run.
Coordinate your agent workflows.

Explore the runtime behind the suite: agent execution, model selection and operational visibility.

Explore Cortex Find your tools

Public access is not open. This product is separate from initial Identity and Apparatus access.

05 / Cortex Coming soon

Agents · Models · Runs · Visibility

Choose a featured product

Make your move

From an answer.
To an action.

01Bring your AI

Connect the MCP client you already use.

 02Connect your tools

Find the right service for the work.

 03See how it works

Follow Pilot from install to your first task.

01 / Start with your browser

The tabs are yours.
Give your agent a seat.

Pilot connects an MCP client to Chrome. Read pages, navigate and work with forms inside the access you grant.

APPARATUS / BROWSER CONTROL

Pilot

In testing

One browser. Two input styles.

Your sessions.
Your rules.
Your choice.

Bring your AI into the browser you already use. Choose the extension that matches how you want it to interact.

Your AI
Pilot
Your tabs
Pilot
Direct field filling.
Flexible click fallback.
Pilot Stealth
Paced keyboard input.
Strict trusted clicks.

You choose the domains, review sensitive actions and disconnect when you are done.

Inside Pilot

Two extensions. Your choice.

01 / FLEXIBLE INPUT Pilot Flexible input. Direct field filling. Explore the difference

Chrome extension / Publicly available

Pilot

Your browser, with room to adapt.

A flexible route from your AI client to the Chrome sessions you already use.

Clicks
Trusted, paced clicks with a synthetic-click fallback if debugger attachment fails.
Forms
Standard fill assigns field values directly. Useful for straightforward forms.
Your control
Pair your account, choose allowed domains and control your browser sessions.

Input illustration

Project name
Autumn launch

Direct field assignment

  1. Receive the instruction
  2. Assign the field value directly
  3. Return the result to your AI

What makes it different Pilot fills fields directly and can fall back to synthetic clicks. Pilot Stealth types with paced keyboard input and stops if trusted input is unavailable.

Install Pilot for Chrome Read the Pilot guide ↗

Official extensions available. Full production onboarding under verification.

Install Pilot for Chrome Setup & usage guide →
02 / STRICT INPUT Pilot Stealth Strict input. Paced keyboard typing. Explore the difference

Chrome extension / Publicly available

Pilot Stealth

A stricter path for browser input.

The same pairing and permissions, with a different approach to clicks and forms.

Clicks
Trusted, paced clicks. Stops with an error if debugger attachment fails; no synthetic-click fallback.
Forms
Fill uses paced keyboard input. Submit uses a trusted click or Enter.
Your control
The same account pairing, domain permissions and session controls as Pilot.

Input illustration

Project name
Autumn launch

Paced keyboard input

  1. Receive the instruction
  2. Type the value at a controlled pace
  3. Submit with a trusted click or Enter

What makes it different Choose this input behavior when you want paced typing and no synthetic-click fallback. Trusted input does not guarantee invisibility or bypass site restrictions.

Install Pilot Stealth for Chrome Read the Pilot Stealth guide ↗

Official extensions available. Full production onboarding under verification.

Install Pilot Stealth for Chrome Setup & usage guide →

Both extensions use the same pairing and permissions. Read the shared Pilot setup guide.

02 / The Apparatus toolbox

Pick the work.
Find the tool.

A growing collection of MCP services, organized around what you want to do.

Explore all services

11 tools. A world of possibilities.Hover to bring a tool closer. Select to explore.

01 / MCP In testing Pilot Your browser Give your agent a browser you control. Take a closer look
TOOL 01 / 11 In testing

Your browser

Pilot

Give your agent a browser you control.

What it’s for

Connect an MCP client to your own Chrome browser. Read pages, navigate and interact with controls within the permissions you grant in the extension. Pilot is the first service intended for public access; both extension variants are listed in the Chrome Web Store, while the coordinated production onboarding path remains under verification.

What you’ll need

  • A GhostStack account and access to Apparatus.
  • Chrome with GhostStack Pilot or GhostStack Pilot Stealth from the Chrome Web Store.
  • An MCP client that supports remote HTTP servers and OAuth.
Explore Pilot Read the setup guide
02 / MCP In testing Scribe Documents Turn files into useful text and deliverables. Take a closer look
TOOL 02 / 11 In testing

Documents

Scribe

Turn files into useful text and deliverables.

What it’s for

Document parsing, conversion and diagram rendering are implemented for internal testing. Public Scribe authorization is closed. OCR and supported formats depend on the tested deployment; no public plan or purchase is offered.

What you’ll need

  • Explicit access to the internal testing program.
  • A service connection issued for the approved test environment.
  • Sample documents that you are permitted to process.
Explore Scribe Read the setup guide
03 / MCP Planned Herald Voice & approvals Let your agent ask you when it needs a decision. Take a closer look
TOOL 03 / 11 Planned

Voice & approvals

Herald

Let your agent ask you when it needs a decision.

What it’s for

A proposed voice and notification service for human input during agent work. The delivery channels, approval behavior and setup contract are still being designed.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Supported voice and notification channels will be documented after implementation.
Explore Herald Read the preview guide
04 / MCP Planned Prowl Cloud browser A managed browser for work in the cloud. Take a closer look
TOOL 04 / 11 Planned

Cloud browser

Prowl

A managed browser for work in the cloud.

What it’s for

A proposed hosted browser for navigation, screenshots and extraction. Unlike Pilot, Prowl would run a managed browser rather than pair with your own Chrome session.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Browser lifetime, concurrency and permissions are not finalized.
Explore Prowl Read the preview guide
05 / MCP Planned Scry Search & research Find fresh information and follow its sources. Take a closer look
TOOL 05 / 11 Planned

Search & research

Scry

Find fresh information and follow its sources.

What it’s for

A proposed service for web search, readable page extraction and cited research. Search providers and research limits have not been finalized.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Search and research configuration will follow a tested release.
Explore Scry Read the preview guide
06 / MCP Planned Crucible Code & compute Run code in a separate execution environment. Take a closer look
TOOL 06 / 11 Planned

Code & compute

Crucible

Run code in a separate execution environment.

What it’s for

A proposed compute service for agent workloads. Runtime support, isolation, network access and resource limits remain design decisions, not current guarantees.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Supported runtimes and resource limits are not finalized.
Explore Crucible Read the preview guide
07 / MCP Planned Delve Database access Help agents work with structured data. Take a closer look
TOOL 07 / 11 Planned

Database access

Delve

Help agents work with structured data.

What it’s for

A proposed database service for schema inspection, queries and controlled writes. Database support and the approval model must be established before public access.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Database engines, credential setup and query limits are not finalized.
Explore Delve Read the preview guide
08 / MCP Planned Raven Email Read and draft email from your agent workflow. Take a closer look
TOOL 08 / 11 Planned

Email

Raven

Read and draft email from your agent workflow.

What it’s for

A proposed email service with human approval for sending. Mail providers, permissions and the review workflow are not yet a public integration contract.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Supported providers and account connection steps are not finalized.
Explore Raven Read the preview guide
09 / MCP Planned Chorus Team messaging Bring agent updates into team conversations. Take a closer look
TOOL 09 / 11 Planned

Team messaging

Chorus

Bring agent updates into team conversations.

What it’s for

A proposed messaging service for channels and replies. Slack, Discord and Telegram are candidates; this is not a claim of current support for those platforms.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Messaging platforms and required permissions are not finalized.
Explore Chorus Read the preview guide
10 / MCP Planned Mirage Media Work with images, audio and video. Take a closer look
TOOL 10 / 11 Planned

Media

Mirage

Work with images, audio and video.

What it’s for

A proposed media service covering image generation and editing, transcription and video frame extraction. Providers, formats and pricing remain unconfirmed.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Supported media formats and provider configuration are not finalized.
Explore Mirage Read the preview guide
11 / MCP Planned Anvil Repositories & CI Connect code review and build workflows. Take a closer look
TOOL 11 / 11 Planned

Repositories & CI

Anvil

Connect code review and build workflows.

What it’s for

A proposed service for repository search, pull requests and CI. It is separate from the private repository tools used to build GhostStack.

Before it arrives

  • No public setup is available.
  • Git providers, authorization scopes and write approvals are not finalized.
Explore Anvil Read the preview guide

Check each tool’s status and setup guide before connecting. Planned tools are not yet available.

03 / Make the connection

From curious
to connected.

One account. An extension.
Your preferred MCP client.

Create your account

  1. Make it yours.

    Create your GhostStack account through Identity.

    Create account ↗

  2. Bring your browser.

    Install Pilot, pair Chrome and choose allowed domains.

    Install & pair ↗

  3. Give your agent the connection.

    Add Pilot to your MCP client and verify a first page read.

    Connect your client ↗

04 / The wider GhostStack suite

Every tool.
A new perspective.

Explore the wider workflow. These products have separate access from Pilot; check each release status before you start.

Grab and drag to explore. Choose a tool to look closer.

Independent tools. Considered connections.

Give your next idea
somewhere to go.

Start with GhostStack

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