On July 23, 2026, Dolphin {anty} announced Dolphin{agent}, an AI agent built into its antidetect browser. The user describes a task in plain language, and the agent creates a plan and carries it out in the browser profile. There’s no need to write code or build a workflow manually.
The company lists the following use cases: warming up profiles and building up cookies, registering accounts by filling out forms and solving CAPTCHAs, publishing posts, comments, and reactions, comparing competitors’ prices and offers, checking ad accounts and notifications, and testing websites. In quick mode, the agent follows a minimal plan and accepts clarifications as it works. You can launch one task across multiple profiles at once or assign a separate task to each profile. Its behavior adapts to the profile’s “persona,” including its geo, language, and interests.
In later posts, Dolphin shared two examples: building up cookies by browsing real estate websites in Europe and warming up a Facebook account with likes and a generated comment. The log shows which steps the agent completed and which ended in an error, such as when it failed to solve a CAPTCHA.
The agent is in beta. Applications are submitted through the Dolphin{agent} BETA Telegram group, which had 512 members on October 9. The company did not announce pricing or a date for the full launch in the channel.
