Autonomous browser control inside an Orgo sandbox VM — live demo
A live demonstration shows Claude Opus 4.7 controlling a Chrome browser window inside an Orgo cloud VM desktop. The agent types search queries into Google — in this case searching for 'ideabrowser' — navigates the results, and returns structured data, all autonomously. This illustrates the core capability of the Orgo platform: agents don't just run code in the background, they operate full graphical desktop environments, interact with real browsers, and complete web-based tasks the same way a human contractor would — except they run in an isolated, deletable cloud sandbox.
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