Rivine Browse

Completes tasks in your browser: your tabs, your sessions. It pauses for you at sign-ins, payments and sends.

Rivine Browse completes tasks in a person's own browser, in their tabs and their signed-in sessions. It ships as a desktop browser for macOS and Windows and as a Chrome and Edge extension. It is best described not as an AI agent but as an agentic engine: its behaviour comes from the infrastructure it runs on (the Rivine orchestration runtime, the RE-AI reasoning framework, Artificial Experience and the Context Extender) rather than from one model loop. We use the term super artificial intelligence agent for that architecture, not as a claim about capability: an agent whose behaviour on a task comes from several independently engineered systems composed by a runtime. This report defines that architecture, describes how Rivine Browse implements it, explains the engineering that made it fast, and reports what we measured on a live end-to-end suite: real application, real backend, real model, real mouse and keyboard input. We state the limits of those results plainly. Talk while, Rivine works: Selius is the companion in the Rivine Browse panel. Tap the dragon in the companion row, or the Selius button, and speak. It starts, pauses and finishes tasks with you, answers when Rivine needs you, and never approves a payment or send on its own. Chrome Extension's Current Version: 0.2.3 Learn more: - https://browse.aselius.beunec.com/ - https://beunec.co/aselius-workspace - https://aselius.beunec.com/