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Product guides explain what a person can do in Praxa. They do not imply a public REST, SDK, CLI, or MCP interface unless they link back to a named developer service.

Core chat and AI pipeline

Explore 9 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Agent runtimes and surfaces

Explore 6 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Memory and personalization

Explore 8 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Research, documents, and media

Explore 7 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Browser and computer automation

Explore 3 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Commerce and real-world actions

Explore 5 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Communication and inboxes

Explore 3 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Automations and proactive agent

Explore 6 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Custom agents and multi-agent

Explore 5 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Teams, organizations, and social

Explore 7 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

Device and context

Explore 4 provided capabilities, example outcomes, supported surfaces, and runtime boundaries.

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If you are building software rather than using a Praxa application surface, start with the Capability Atlas or Choose your path. Those pages route you only to supported public contracts.
Last modified on August 14, 2026