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Catching the impossible. That was @LarryFitzgerald’s standard on the field, and it’s Deck’s standard for your agents. Legacy systems? No APIs? Messy portals? It doesn't matter. Like Larry, we catch everything thrown our way, no exceptions. That’s why he invested in us. We make the impossible integrations look effortless.

I was wondering why the H my condo bill was 30% higher this month I asked Deck to figure it out. We have the culprit !

New: Auth Component v2 🔐 A drop-in React component for secure credential capture and source authentication. Handles source selection, credential collection, MFA, security questions, and error states. Credentials go straight to the vault, never touch your systems. What's new: → Live view of the agent working after credential submission → Short-lived session tokens via POST /v2/token → Auto-fire verification task runs after credential creation → Update mode for re-collecting existing credentials docs.deck.co/components/auth

Hookdeck Outpost shipped last week: Open-source, managed infrastructure for sending webhooks to customers. Here's what it looks like running in the wild — a real install inside @deck_agent. Deck's the exact kind of company we built Outpost for: where reliable webhooks are mandatory, but they'd rather spend cycles on the core product.

Cool build from today... Was tired of uploading my bills from amazon to our spend mgmt tool every month, so I built and agent with @cursor_ai + @deck_agent Cursor gets the creds, calls the Deck API. Deck API logs in (with MFA), fetches latest bills, sends back to Cursor UI. #computeruse #aiagents

@VibeCoderOfek @svpino You're a legend 😎

I was dealing with a legacy portal that has zero API support and a nightmare of dynamic DOM elements that break traditional selectors every other day. Instead of mapping out the shadow DOM, I just spun up a Deck instance and gave the agent the high-level intent. It handled the multi-step auth and data extraction visually. The '4 prompts' were basically: Login -> Navigate to the report -> Filter by date -> Extract to JSON. Zero brittle code left to maintain.

How to automate web tasks (even when the site doesn't offer an API). Use this with Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, OpenClaw, or whatever agent you are using.

@VibeCoderOfek @svpino Love to see it 🙌

@svpino Did this on a scraper I’ve been fighting for weeks. Took 4 prompts instead of 4 hours. Chef’s kiss.

@bytecrafter_1 @svpino It wraps the problem rather than retrying. Agent identifies UI changes, reasons, and adapts 😎

@svpino how are you handling sites that silently a/b their dom on you? i hit this shipping an agent against a vendor dashboard, selectors broke every couple weeks until we added semantic fingerprinting on top. curious if deck wraps that or just retries.

@vectro @svpino Works with CAPTCHA and MFA 🫡

@svpino What about captcha?

Deck wanted a brand that felt "limitless." We built a visual language of portals leading into an expansive new world. My favorite touch is the wordmark, which has a portal arch in every letter.

@thenickpattison Thanks for the makeover 😍

Put down the laptop. Pick up a paddle. 🏓 We're hosting a pickleball tournament at Toronto Tech Week.8 teams. Single elimination. $500 prize.May 27 · 6–9PM. TorontoSpots are first come, first served. Register → luma.com/j0vrjj19 #TorontoTechWeek #TOTechweek

Another great evening at @deck_agent HQ yesterday. Our first collab event with @cursor_ai , we got to live build the Deck Cursor skill. Interested in adding the Deck Skill to your stack? Reach out, happy to help you get set up.

We're hosting a workshop on Agent Skills with @cursor_ai at the Deck HQ next week 👀 It's sold out, but we just bumped the capacity to allow a few extra registrations ✌️ Be quick. luma.com/6ebouhu4

Some hands catch everything 🤝

Montreal Product Peeps, are you free on February 5th? Stop by the HQ for a panel featuring our founder @fklavoie guild.host/events/live-pa….