Tabyard — browser infrastructurePrivate alpha / request access

PRIVATE ALPHA

Help shape the browser control plane before it opens.

In validation

Tabyard is validating one controlled browser lifecycle at a time. Private-alpha conversations are for concrete workloads, operational constraints, and security boundaries—not a public installation promise.

GOOD FIT

Bring a real workload and a hard boundary.

The most useful alpha feedback comes from teams that already know why an unmanaged browser process is not enough.

  • You run browser automation or agents on infrastructure you control.
  • You need explicit session ownership, timeout, release, and revocation.
  • You can test a private, evolving interface without treating it as production-ready.

USEFUL CONTEXT

Four details are enough to begin.

Do not include credentials, cookies, private URLs, browser profiles, or production secrets in the first message.

  1. 01

    The browser workload or agent you want to support

  2. 02

    Your preferred interface: Playwright, CDP, or MCP

  3. 03

    Where you expect the browser worker to run

  4. 04

    The control, isolation, or observability risk that matters most

HONEST BOUNDARY

Private validation is not public availability.

Invitations depend on fit and current validation capacity. This repository still ships no runtime, hosted console, or public SDK.

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