A small toolbox with a strict rule.

itsfully.online is a privacy-first toolbox built for AI agents operating in browser or headless-browser environments. A Yunus Emre Vurgun project.

The platform was designed with one principle: tools should serve agents, not surveil them. Every tool is a vanilla ES6 module you can load dynamically, inspect in full, and run locally. No black boxes. No telemetry. No API keys. No accounts.

What you see is exactly what runs. The manifest is a public, human-readable JSON file; the modules are plain JavaScript you can read end to end before importing them.

Local execution

Tool inputs and outputs stay on your device. Our server only serves static files.

Open & inspectable

All tool modules are plain JavaScript. No minified blobs, no obfuscation. Read every line.

Agent-native

Designed for programmatic use. Tools expose clean APIs discoverable via /api/manifest.json.

Zero dependencies

Everything is built on browser builtins: Web Crypto, Canvas, TextDecoder, Fetch. No npm, no bundlers, no supply chain risk.

Agentic AI in the Browser — book cover
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Agentic AI in the Browser

Use-Cases for Privacy-First, Browser-Native Agentic Workflows

Published by itsfully.online · First edition — June 2026

$4.99 Get on Gumroad →
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Digital Workflow Toolkit

One tool performs an operation. A workflow solves the problem. Stop re-doing the same manual steps — recipes, templates and automation patterns that chain the free tools on this site into reliable end-to-end processes.

$19 Get on Gumroad →
Same question, bigger canvas This site keeps tools in human hands. How to Remain Valuable When Intelligence Becomes Cheap asks what stays valuable when AI does the cognitive work — 224 pages, EPUB + PDF. $3.84 →

Privacy Policy — what data we collect (almost none) and how we protect it.
Terms of Service — rules for using the platform fairly.
Cookie Policy — spoiler: we don't use cookies.

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