> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://votte.gitbook.io/votte/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://votte.gitbook.io/votte/introduction/introduction.md).

# Introduction

### What is Votte? <a href="#what-is-notte-3f" id="what-is-notte-3f"></a>

Votte provides the full-stack web AI agents framework that allows you to develop, deploy, and scale your own agents, all with a single API. Votte transforms the internet into an agent-friendly environment, turning websites into structured, navigable maps described in natural language.

### Core offering <a href="#core-offering" id="core-offering"></a>

The offering is articulated around 4 main components that provide everything you need to build, deploy, and scale your own agents:

1. [**Create instant Browser sessions.**](https://votte.gitbook.io/votte/concepts/browser-sessions) Access on-demand headless browser instances.
2. [**Run automated agents.**](https://votte.gitbook.io/votte/web-agents) Execute autonomous agents powered by LLMs to solve complex tasks on the web.
3. [**Take control: Observe and Act on websites.**](https://votte.gitbook.io/votte/page-interactions) For scenarios requiring more precise control than autonomous agents, we offer a fully functional web browser interface for LLM agents.
4. [**Secure your credentials.**](https://votte.gitbook.io/votte/secrets-vault) Votte provides a secure vault and credentials management system that allows you to safely share authentication details with AI agents.

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Votte provides a `scrape` endpoint that allows you to scrape any website with a single API call (markdown or structured JSON format supported).
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