The platform

A governed, agent-native browser core

Mira turns the browser into a controlled operating layer for SaaS work. The same surface serves people and AI agents — with policy, identity, data protection and audit enforced in the core.

In plain terms

This page goes deep for technical and security reviewers. The short version: Mira is a browser your team installs, with security policy and AI built into the core — so people and AI agents do real work across your SaaS apps under the same rules, with full audit. Prefer the non-technical tour? Read “What is Mira?”

Engineered for

Five first-class product priorities

Not afterthoughts — a fast, resilient core; defense-in-depth security; deep observability; and safety rails on every human and agent action.

Performance

A fast, resilient core engineered in Rust for the next-generation browser and a hardened action boundary.

Robustness

Deterministic, structured automation that doesn't break when a page repaints — no brittle pixel-hunting.

Security

Defense-in-depth: sandboxed shell, typed IPC, fail-closed policy, DLP and prompt-injection protection.

Observability

Every human and agent action is traced intent → targets → decision → outcome, streamable to SIEM.

Safety

Plan → approve → execute gates, high-risk approvals and a panic stop on every agent workflow.

Agent-native

AI agents as first-class operators on real SaaS

No screenshots, no vision guesswork. Agents read a structured, semantic model of the live page and take typed, policy-checked actions — built for the agentic era.

  • Structured page modelAgents read the DOM + accessibility tree, not screenshots — faster, deterministic and robust.
  • A2A + WebMCP interfaceOpen agent-to-agent and Web Model Context Protocol contracts let agents discover and act through typed calls.
  • One agent per tabIsolated agent sessions run in parallel across many sites and monitors — tear tabs into separate windows.
  • Spaces + generative UIIn-built chat assembles pages, tools and workflows from a vetted, sandboxed component catalog — never arbitrary code.
  • Controlled LLM trafficEvery model call routes through a pluggable gateway — third-party LLM providers or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint — with per-tenant routing, budgets and audit. (In short: you choose which AI provider is used, and stay in control of cost and data.)
  • Automations, natural-language, agent-drivenDescribe a task in plain language; Mira plans and executes multi-step workflows across tabs. Record, parameterize, schedule and replay.
Govern

Fail-closed policy on every action

Browser-level governance with central control. If config can't be verified, access is denied; cached access expires via TTL.

  • Browser action policyGovern navigation, downloads, uploads, clipboard, AI reads and WebAgent runs — fail-closed.
  • RBAC + ABACDifferent access by role, team, specialty, workspace or attribute. Central locks stop policy loosening.
  • Signed config bundlesVersioned, signed policy is the single source of truth, with drift detection and change approvals.
  • Kill switch & time travelDrop a user, role, device or tenant instantly; roll config, Spaces and automations back to a known-good state.
Mira governance panel: role template loaded, tenant policy synced, central locks active, encrypted session key
Live governance in the Mira workspace — role template, tenant policy, central locks, encrypted session.
Protect

Source-level safety, built in

PII detection, prompt-injection protection, secret/DLP redaction and output validation run in the core — before context ever leaves the device or drives an action. Not an external add-on.

  • PII/PHI detection at sourceSensitive data is detected and redacted before it ever leaves the device for a provider.
  • Prompt-injection protectionHostile instructions inside untrusted page content are neutralized before they can drive an action.
  • Encrypted hybrid local storageOne encrypted layer for human session data and agent memory — encrypted SQLite + vector store, OS-wrapped keys, TTLs.
  • Visible-context inspectorUsers and admins can verify exactly what context the model is allowed to receive — before sensitive use.
Zero-trust access

Replace legacy VDI & VPN for browser work

Built-in ZTNA makes the browser itself the secure access layer — identity-bound, least-privilege, no endpoint to manage.

  • Identity-aware brokerReach corporate apps without a flat VPN tunnel or a virtual desktop image.
  • OAuth / SSO / MFAEnterprise identity providers; SAML/OIDC, SCIM provisioning, LDAP and enterprise directory integration.
  • Built-in secure vaultSave passwords locally in an encrypted, OS-wrapped vault with policy-controlled autofill.
  • SASE integrationRun alongside an existing enterprise SASE estate, or stand alone. Least privilege by app.
Architecture

Open, pluggable, cross-platform

An installable browser that behaves like a true top-level browser — even for SaaS sites that reject iframes.

LayerTechnology
UIReact 19 · TypeScript · Vite
Desktop coreElectron today → Tauri + Rust core (roadmap)
Browser coreChromium WebContentsView / CEF — real top-level tabs
AI memoryHybrid IndexedDB + ChromaDB vector store — encrypted local memory for AI, TLS/auth scoped
LLM gatewayThird-party LLM providers · OpenAI-compatible
PlatformsWindows · macOS · Linux (Android adapter next)

See the platform on your own SaaS stack

We'll wire Mira to your real apps, agents and policy in a live walkthrough.