Watch a recording of what the browser did

A run that drove a browser left no evidence once its session ended. A recording existed on our browser provider's side, behind a URL that was theirs, with a lifetime nobody documented, which is not something to hand out or to rely on.

Every browser session a run opens is now downloaded and kept in our own storage, and appears on the run page as an artifact you play back under your own login. A run that opens a second session after an approval gets a second recording, kept separately rather than merged into the first.

Recording never costs you a run. Any failure in starting, stopping, downloading or storing a recording stays inside its own boundary. A run that could not be recorded still finishes, and one lost recording does not cost you the rest.

The one session that is never recorded is the browser window in the interview, which is the only place you might type a password of your own.

One gap we know about and are not hiding: a browser session that waits on a long approval is reclaimed by the provider before the run can release it, and that segment's video goes with it.