> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://yutori.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

> Build reliable computer-use agents with the Yutori API

[Yutori](https://yutori.com/) builds computer-use agents — agents that can reliably and autonomously execute tasks on a computer.

We offer four APIs — [**Navigator**](#navigator-api), [**Browsing**](#browsing-api), [**Research**](#research-api), and [**Scouting**](#scouting-api).

The [Yutori Python SDK](https://github.com/yutori-ai/yutori-sdk-python) and [MCP servers](https://github.com/yutori-ai/yutori-mcp) are also available for calling all Yutori APIs.

You can use [platform.yutori.com](https://platform.yutori.com) to monitor your API usage, view task history, and manage billing.

Technical blogs about our model and multi-agent orchestration are available [here](https://yutori.com/blog).

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## Navigator API

**Navigator** is our family of computer-use models. Each model takes the user’s instruction, the current screenshot,
and the history of previous actions and screenshots, and predicts the next action — click, type, scroll, etc.
You execute the returned action and send back the next screenshot.

The API follows OpenAI’s Chat Completions interface. **Navigator n2** is optimized for computer use — operating a full desktop, with shell access. **Navigator n1.5** is optimized for browser use — interacting with webpages in browser environments.

See the [Navigator API](https://yutori.mintlify.site/reference/navigator.md) to get started.

If you don’t want to manage your own browser infra, see the [Browsing API](https://yutori.mintlify.site/reference/browsing-create.md)
that runs Navigator models on our cloud browser.

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## Browsing API

The Browsing API enables automation of browser-based workflows.

Simply describe your browser-based task in natural language, for example:

* Fill a form on website
* Check a webpage for changes and retrieve updated information
* Check multiple webpages and download a summary in a structured format
* Log into a website and enter or update information

and a Navigator-powered computer-use agent that runs its own cloud browser and
operates it like a person will click, type, scroll, and navigate for you.

For login/signup or other auth-heavy flows, we recommend setting `"require_auth": true` on your request so the system can prefer an auth-optimized browser provider.

See the [Browsing API](https://yutori.mintlify.site/reference/browsing-create.md) to create your first browsing task.

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## Research API

The Research API enables one-time (wide and deep) research of anything on the web.

Simply specify what you want to research in natural language, for example:

* What are the latest developments in quantum computing?
* Summarize recent AI model launches and their capabilities
* Research competitor pricing for cloud GPU instances

> [!NOTE]
>
> Unlike the Browsing API (which uses a single navigator), Research API uses 100+ MCP tools for comprehensive web-based research.
> This provides the same research capabilities as the Scouting API, but without scheduling recurring runs.

See the [Research API](https://yutori.mintlify.site/reference/research-create.md) to create your first research task.

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## Scouting API

The Scouting API enables continuous monitoring of the web at a
configurable schedule for tracking any changes relevant to a query.

Simply specify what you're looking to track in natural language, for example:

* anytime a startup in SF announces seed funding
* when H100 pricing per hour drops below \$1.50
* when a new AI model launches

and a 'Scout' will spin up a team of sub-agents to monitor --
either specific URLs or the entire web -- and alert you with structured data whenever there's a relevant update.

> [!NOTE]
>
> While the Browsing and Research APIs are designed for one-time task execution -- either by a single navigator in a cloud browser or
> by a multi-agent system -- the Scouting API is meant for setting up periodic monitoring
> and alerts for changes over time.

See the [Scouting API](https://yutori.mintlify.site/reference/scouts-create.md) to create your first scouting task.

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The Scouting API powers Yutori's [Scouts](https://yutori.com/product) product. See how it works:

[YouTube video player](https://www.youtube.com/embed/8-wQEeJobsM)


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