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StackAI by Asana

Asana / StackAI · Agent builders

Enterprise platform for custom agent workflows with browser navigation, data sources and tools. Its browser agent handles web tasks within StackAI.

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StackAI · Agent builder with a browser agent

Product and access

StackAI is part of Asana. The browser agent described in the OpenAI article is a feature of this platform. Codex helped optimize its workflow.

Provider

StackAI by Asana develops an enterprise platform for agent workflows. The provider website confirms its relationship with Asana.

Operator
Asana / StackAI
Organization
Company
Provider sourcesSource 1 Reviewed
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Core features

5 features from provider sources · checked on 10 October 2026. Availability and limitations follow below.

  • Operate websites

    The browser agent navigates pages, fills forms and extracts information.

    Source 3

  • Build agent workflows

    Teams connect company data and tools to create automations.

    Source 2

  • Choose models

    Supported models from multiple providers can be selected for quality, cost and capabilities.

    Source 2

  • Include human review

    Workflows can include human review at critical decision points.

    Source 1

  • Choose deployment

    The platform offers cloud, VPC and on-premise options; dedicated infrastructure is part of the Enterprise offering.

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Requirements and limits

  • Requirement

    Authorize target systems

    Define appropriate access and permitted actions for portals and forms.

    Source 3

  • Requirement

    Confirm plan and infrastructure

    Confirm browser access and deployment with the provider; on-premise is listed for Enterprise.

    Source 4

  • Limitation

    Study result limited to one test task

    The cost and speed figures come from a limited extraction task. Other websites and tasks require separate checks.

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Operation & oversight

Operational details for this profile have not yet been researched.

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Practical tasks

Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.

01

Collect delivery status from a portal

Your input
Approved portal access and a list of order numbers.
Possible result
An overview with status, sources and open cases.
What to check
Check order numbers, timestamps and incomplete results against the portal.
02

Extract a web catalog

Your input
A public catalog and clearly specified data fields.
Possible result
A table of values with their page links.
What to check
Check samples, missing fields and actual execution costs.
EDITORIAL EXAMPLE

Collect delivery status from an approved web portal in a reviewable table.

Your possible prompt

Design a process for new requests: capture information, sort it by topic, and create a proposed response. Plan an approval step before external actions.

Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.

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Setup and pricing

Setup

Set up access, connect data and tools, define browser permissions and approvals

Prices and included usage

Pricing checked

Free platform entry plan; Enterprise by individual agreement

Free
USD 0/month

500 runs per month, two projects and one seat according to the pricing page.

Price source
Enterprise
Custom quote

Agreed usage, dedicated infrastructure, VPC or on-premise.

Price source
  • Confirm browser-agent access, model usage and target-system access for the chosen plan before use.
  • The USD 0.47 cited in the OpenAI article is estimated model cost for a test run. It is not a StackAI plan price.

Pricing details

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Sources and evidence

Official product documentation reviewed. Workflows and assessments are editorial; hands-on product tests are outside the scope of this directory.

Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.

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