Robin

“At your service, Batman” ✦ “What's the mission, Batman?” ✦ “Welcome to the Batcave” ✦ “Give this move a codename, Batman.” ✦ “Robin Reporting for Duty!” ✦ “Holy automation, Batman!” ✦ “At your service, Batman” ✦ “What's the mission, Batman?” ✦ “Welcome to the Batcave” ✦ “Give this move a codename, Batman.” ✦ “Robin Reporting for Duty!” ✦ “Holy automation, Batman!” ✦

Robin doesn’t just write automations. It helps you make the internet your own — customise the pages you already use, then automate the boring parts, and open the gate between websites, your experience, and your MCPs.

You still spend your day in other people’s UIs. Restyle them, strip the noise, rewrite the layout — make every site fit you .

Once the page is yours, kill the repetitive clicks. Chatbots only describe the work. Robin runs it — and saves the move.

Websites, your browser experience, and your MCPs shouldn’t be sealed off. Robin bridges the page to Linear, Notion, GitHub, and the rest of your belt.

Robin reads the live page — structure, buttons, forms, text — and turns plain English into JavaScript that runs right there. Nothing fires until you hit Run .

“Mark every .spec.ts file in this PR as viewed.” Robin scans the page and writes code for this DOM — not a guess.

One click. The script executes in the page — no DevTools, no copy-paste. You stay in control of the trigger.