Lexmount Inc. — building the infrastructure for AI agents. ☁️ Lexmount Browser: cloud browsers & control plane ⚡ Moli: open-source Rust headless browser, 90% li

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Replying to @akashc777
100%. Security has to be part of the execution layer from day one. Great points. 🙌
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Replying to @Ritanshu347
Thanks! 🙌 Give it a try and let us know what you think.
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Replying to @imdev_44
Exactly. Smarter reasoning is only half the equation. Making agents reliable in the real world requires a solid execution layer — that’s the infrastructure we’re excited to be building with Lexmount.😀
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Replying to @imdev_44
100%. The gap between “agent can figure it out” and “agent can actually do it” is still huge. Reliable browser infrastructure is a big part of closing that gap.
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Replying to @santhoshg1990
Absolutely 😎 Always happy to connect with builders working on the future of AI agents.
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Replying to @Moonlightudy
算是 AI Agent 使用的云端浏览器基础设施,但不是简单的“AI 代理”。 Lexmount 提供的是云端浏览器环境,AI Agent 可以通过它来打开网页、点击、填写表单、执行网页任务;同时也支持 Web Fetch 做网页内容提取。
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We just opened an official community for Moli 🚀 A place to ask questions, share what you build, suggest features, and help shape where the browser for AI agents is headed. Join us → discord.gg/4eXGtdWWnq
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As agents get more capable, browser infrastructure can't be measured by speed and memory alone. Isolation, permissions, session boundaries, and observability are now part of the browser's core product surface. The browser is no longer just where an agent acts — it's a security boundary. That's exactly the philosophy behind how we're building Moli. 🧺
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Replying to @ccunitdotnet
We made a deliberate trade-off: GPU/WebGPU is only a feature when your workload actually needs real pixels. Moli's on-demand layout keeps most agent runs at ~70MB RSS instead of ~650MB+ for a Chromium-based runtime. Most agent automation never needs to render.
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What does an AI agent actually need from a browser? Often, not pixels. Moli can return the same page as: → Markdown → A compact semantic tree → A screenshot rendered on demand Structure first. Pixels when needed. github.com/lexmount/moli
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Replying to @MischaPanch
Building a browser from scratch is tough. We built ours because we think browsers can be architected differently, including a full redesign of the rendering pipeline. For AI‑agent workloads: there’s no need for a constantly‑running 60fps layout engine. We compute div layout and rendering on‑demand exclusively at screenshot time.
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Replying to @yhyyzjj
Nice!
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Chrome was too heavy for AI agents Moli: The Ultimate headless browser for AI Agent - 1/7 memory, 4× faster cold start, 2/3 CPU - Crawl more web pages - Full automation support Open source, Pure Rust. github.com/lexmount/moli
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