TinyFish AI Web Agents
TinyFish · Intelligence & Research
Certification per AWS Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 4 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on AWS Marketplace.
## What TinyFish does
TinyFish makes the live web production usable at runtime. It handles source discovery, clean reading, dynamic page execution, and reliable workflow completion so teams can ship agent features without stitching together a fragile multi vendor web stack.
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## Core products - All Behind One API
- **Search**: Find current sources on the live web and return structured results.
- **Fetch**: Turn live pages into clean, AI ready content instead of HTML junk.
- **Agent**: Goal based execution that navigates, retries, recovers, and returns structured outputs and evidence.
- **Browser**: Remote browser sessions for dynamic or protected sites, compatible with CDP workflows.
## Security and authenticated workflows
- **Vault**: Secure credential handling via password managers such as 1Password and Bitwarden. Credentials are injected at runtime and not exposed to the LLM.
- **Profiles**: Persistent browser sessions that preserve cookies and state so agents can stay logged in across runs and behave like a returning visitor.
- **How they work together**: Profiles keep sessions warm. Vault is used to re authenticate safely when a session expires, then the refreshed state is persisted back to the profile.
Highlights
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Where TinyFish fits: Your application logic and model stay the same. TinyFish runs the live web layer underneath so workflows can complete in real systems with evidence.
Optimized for production outcomes: TinyFish focuses on AI ready input and first pass correctness so workflows finish faster with fewer retries.
Lower assembly tax: TinyFish packages the web operations layer needed for real world agent reliability.
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Refunds. Except as expressly stated in these Terms, fees are non-refundable. If you purchase a subscription through our online checkout for the first time, you may request a full refund within 14 days of your initial purchase by contacting us at info@tinyfish.ai. This 14-day refund right applies only to your initial purchase of a subscription and does not apply to renewals, upgrades, or any subsequent purchases.
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