I built a zero-install browser AI agent to run the Claude SDK API file loop on locked-down, IT-managed enterprise networks.

Over 40 years on major mining, construction, and petrochemical sites, I’ve watched my colleagues and me drown in paperwork. When the Microsoft suite arrived, it was supposed to save us from handwritten documents. Instead, it just chained us to manually managed SharePoint servers. That became "just the way we do things."

Then ChatGPT arrived. Everything changed—but it was still just endless copying and pasting. We had simply traded old manual tasks for a manually operated chatbot. Discovering Claude Code and Cursor saved my sanity. I wasn't using them for coding, but to automate heavy documentation workflows as a writer for Major Hazard Facilities. By using them as AI agents with direct access to folders filled with company standards and procedures, they completely took over my daily productivity and admin tasks.

But there was a massive catch. I was forced to run them through a terminal on a personal laptop, then manually copy everything back over to my locked-down work PC. Ultra-secure corporate environments run rigid enterprise architectures where IT blocks everything. You cannot install software, run terminals, or even add browser extensions. Not everyone has access to Copilot—and even when they do, it remains trapped inside the rigid Microsoft ecosystem.

So, I built an AI agent that runs entirely inside a standard browser.

Infoorm exists because corporate workers on locked-down networks deserve access to powerful, agentic AI loops without needing admin rights, software installations, or triggering IT blocks. It sets full AI agency free for everyone.

Imagine if the AI agents you know were wrapped into one—Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Codex—then you'd have an all-in-one powerhouse for folder organising, image creation, file management, document conversions, styling, drafting, summarising, authoring, translation, researching, reasoning, categorising, calculating, analysis, critiquing, simulation, brainstorming, roleplaying, triaging, parsing, optimising and more.

Introducing Infoorm (and your new AI assistant, Inny).

How it works: Inny operates completely within a sandboxed browser tab memory using the native File System Access API. This keeps your local files local, making AI data automation safe, compliant, and accessible for enterprise employees.

Want to try it out?

📦 Visit: Infoorm.com ($2 seed for the first 100 testers).