Sorry about that! I don't see any matching errors from 2 hours ago in our logs - if you reach out to the contact@ email address with the email you used in Autotab, I'd be happy to take a closer look
For 2FA, different users take different approaches. Everything from teaching Autotab to pull auth codes from their email, to setting intervention requests at the top of their skills, to enterprise integrations that we support with SSO and dedicated machine accounts.
Autotab also has the ability to securely sync session data from your local app to cloud instances. This usually removes the need for doing 2FA again for sites with “remember this device” functionality.
We can enable captcha solving for select customers, but don’t allow that in the public app to prevent abuse.
Assuming the bank’s websites look totally different from one another, you’d need open ended exploration to data extraction. We’ve focused more on reliability for repetitive tasks over flexibility for open ended tasks historically, but models are getting good enough that this tradeoff is diminishing. Expect updates from us on this front soon.
You can schedule skills in Autotab to run at arbitrary frequency.
Agree on the tradeoff between ability to handle novel situations and speed/cost. Autotab uses a “ladder of compute” system that escalates to the minimal level of compute required to solve a given subtask. I wrote a longer comment about this on another thread
Indeed! A little secret: Internally we call the skills/workflows in Autotab macros :)
Currently there is a bit of a learning curve for training Autotab to be really reliable in hard cases. We expect we’ll be able to decrease significantly in the next few months, as we get models to do more of the thinking about how to best codify a given task solution/workflow. As an intuition pump for why we expect such rapid progress: in the scenario you described you’d just have a model write the VBA code for you.
Thanks! We currently have to manually add Chrome extensions on our side, but plan on supporting users installing arbitrary extensions in the future. So far we’ve found that most apps offer web UIs with the same functionality as the extension and Autotab can just use those.
